Living in a Movie: A Fascinating Journey Through the History of World Cinema at the Nahalal Police Station

The Historic Nahalal Police Station is pleased to invite you to Life in Film: A Fascinating Journey Through the History of World Cinema

A unique six-session workshop:

Come discover the secrets behind the big screen, iconic moments, and the stars who changed the world.

A workshop that will take you through the greatest classics, surprising techniques, and unforgettable moments of the cinematic feast!

Led by: Tuvia Gefen, tour guide, historian, and film researcher.

What awaits us in the workshop?

8.10.26 — First session: How It All Began: The First Steps in the World of Silent Film and Cinema.

21.10.26 — Second session: The First Stars: Marlene Dietrich, Greta Garbo, Gary Cooper, the Transition to Color, and the Great Works (“Tarzan,” “King Kong,” “Some Like It Hot,” “High Noon”).

5.11.26 — Third session: The Unforgettable Scenes: The Clips That Became Symbols (“The Good, the Bad and the Ugly,” “The Birds,” “The Sound of Music”) and Hollywood’s Mega-Productions.

19.11.26 — Fourth session: Welcome to the Academy Awards Ceremony: From 1928 to the Present, the Winners, Those Who Almost Won, and the Differences Between the Oscar, the Golden Globe, and the Ophir Award.

3.12.26 — Fifth session: World Cinema: A Journey Across Continents—from Indian and Polish cinema to the Egyptian and Lebanese quality films of the 1950s and 1960s.

17.12.26 — Sixth session: Closing Evening: A screening of a fascinating full-length film and a concluding discussion.

Where and when?

The sessions take place every two weeks at the Historic Nahalal Police Station.

Special price: only ₪275 for all six sessions!

To register for the complete session package and secure your place:

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