A lecture meeting with Ziv Alexandroni, a film director and lecturer on the history of cinema, and Dr. Michal Yaari, an Orientalist and researcher. The lectures will address the Tel Aviv bubble and its reflection in cinema, as well as emotions, images, and distortions of perception among leaders in the Middle Eastern region.
Lecturer: Ziv Alexandroni — film director and lecturer on the history of cinema
Tel Aviv has always positioned itself in opposition to the narrative of the Zionist movement. In contrast to Zionism, nation-building, settlement, and agriculture, life in Tel Aviv unfolded as a journey of hedonism, living in the moment, self-fulfillment, and an ideology-free existence. We will examine this conflict and its reflection in cinema.
Lecturer: Dr. Michal Yaari — Middle East scholar, lecturer, and researcher at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
We will analyze and examine how the relationship between Israel and its neighbors, as well as decision-making processes, are based on emotions, images, and distortions of perception that lead to mutual suspicion. What mechanisms can “break” stereotypes and create rational decision-making processes?
Beit Sapir Auditorium
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