DocAviv
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«It’s crucial…that the program and films add to the audience’s life and could make a difference, even if it is a very small one»
DOCAVIV: Artistic Director Karin Rywkind Segal on the festival's 24th edition.
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Docaviv 2022: the complete winners
Docaviv has announced the winners of its 24th edition. The official award ceremony was held on 1 June, but the festival still runs through 5 June at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque and select venues around the city. The festival’s biggest award, the Frank Lowy Award for the Best Israeli Film was given to Itamar Alcalay…
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The «fragile memory» of the man behind the camera
MEMORY: A Ukrainian filmmaker turns to a forgotten photo archive as his grandfather’s memory starts fading away.
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Devoted to a double life
RELIGION: After decades of living a secret life, a filmmaker travels to a Japanese monastery in an exploration of truth, faith and love.
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She wrote what she could not live
BIOGRAPHY: Based on the unpublished diaries of Patricia Highsmith, Loving Highsmith draws a vivid portrait of one of the most prolific female authors.
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Lives lost, opportunities wasted
CHINA: Looking back in anger at the lost chances to help China attain democracy, 30 years after Tiananmen Square.
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Docaviv announces full 2022 film lineup
The 24th #Docaviv returns from May 26 through June 5 both on-site and with a selection of films will also be available online. This year’s guests of honor are directors #Julie Cohen# and #Betsy West# (RBG), who will attend the festival with three of their latest films, which center on larger-than-life women and non-binary people:…
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First Docaviv 2022 titles announced; opening & Israeli competition
The 24th edition of #Docaviv will return to Tel Aviv cinemas and venues from May 26 through June 5. The festival will also offer a selection of its lineup online. In total. Docaviv 2022 will host around 120 local and international documentaries with the opening film set as the world premiere of The Devil Speaks:…
