Events

Constantin and Elena, a 2008 Romanian documentary film, by Andrei Dăscălescu, to be screened at DOCAVIV 2010. Romania/Spain 2008, 103 min, Romanian, Heb & En subtitles DocAviv, the International Documentary Film Festival in Tel Aviv, takes place from May 6 to 15

O plimbare în Ferrara cu Giorgio Bassani. Despre scriitorul italian Giorgio Bassani (1916-2000), de la a cărui moarte se împlinesc 10 ani. Cafenea literară. Invitat: dr. Gabriela Lungu, UBB Cluj Napoca, Romania 27 aprilie 2010, ora 18:00, la Institutul Italian de

The dramatic comedy The Concert revolves around Andrei Filipov, conductor of the Bolshoi Theater orchestra and the greatest conductor in the Soviet Union, fired at the peak of his career because he refused to part ways with his Jewish musicians. Thirty years later, Filipov

Poets from Israel, China, France, Jordan, Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Russia and Turkey will meet on the occassion of the International Poetry Festival „Nissan, taking place April 3-6 in Kfar Maghar, Galilee. The official opening of the Festival is due to happen on Saturday,

The first Haifa Mediterranean Biennale of contemporary art is an international event initiated by Belu-Simion Făinaru – a Romanian born Israeli artist, the curator and artistic director of the biennale. Held in Northern Israel, an area that is usually on the fringe of

On Monday, March 22, at 6 pm At the Franco-German Cultural Center in Ramallah (Al-Salam St. ) On the occasion of the International Day of Francophonie, A special screening of the film California dreamin' (Sans Fin), Romania 2007, 155 min, Romanian and English, with

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv once again invites you to the Theatre. On January 9, at 9 pm, the play The Star Without a Name, by Mihail Sebastian. On January 13, at 9 pm, the play Hotel Europa, a 2009 adaptation of the play titled The Word Progress on My

Note: The period for submitting entries has ended, thank you for your participation in our contest Bucharest at 550. How old are your memories? The photographs selected by the jury may be seen at the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv starting November 5. Alexandra

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv once again invites you to the Theatre. On December 10, at 9 pm, the play How to Explain the History of Communism to Mental Patients, by Matei Vişniec. On December 22, at 9 pm, the play Hotel Europa, adaptation of a play titled

Between 7 and 10 December, 2009, Norman Manea takes part in the second Kisufim - Jerusalem Conference of Jewish Writers. The conference's theme is Exile and Language. Approximately 45 writers from about 15 countries will participate in the debates, workshops, round

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv continues the series of concerts of traditional Romanian music, illustrated by such former concerts as performed by the Iza group from Maramures, in 2007, or the Taraf de haidouks from Clejani, in 2008. We invite you to yet another

Between 18 and 21 November 2009, the Center for Contemporary Art in Tel Aviv will be presenting the international biennial performance festival BLURRR 7. This seventh edition of the Blurrr Festival will take place in Tel Aviv, at the Center for Contemporary Art and surrounding