An annual series of lectures and Israeli films at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque: “Invisible Traces of Israel’s Wars”

Getting to know Israeli society through iconic films of Israeli cinema. An annual cultural and educational project in Russian for those who want to get to know Israel better. The goal of this project is to get to know Israeli society and its "cultural code" through expert lectures and legendary films of Israeli cinema. The project includes 10 thematic meetings that will be held once a month from October 2024 to July 2025.
Viewers have the opportunity to attend one event or buy a subscription for the entire cycle.
Plan of each meeting:

Creators and managers of the project:
Lena Russovskaya

• Israeli journalist and radio host, social entrepreneur, creator of the famous community of one and a half generations "Russian women without a sense of humor and their friends" (50 thousand people).
  Tatyana Glezer - sociologist, development director of the Boyar International school, creator of the largest Russian-speaking repatriate community "Pumpkin Latte" (80 thousand people).
  The ticket price includes a small buffet with hot drinks (tea, coffee). For spectators, the Cinematheque provides the opportunity for budget parking: 10 shekels for the entire event next to the Cinematheque.
  The annual project was made possible thanks to the support of the Tel Aviv Cinematheque, the Tel Aviv Municipality (the Aliyah and Absorption Department, as well as the Hosen Department for Gender Equality), the New Cinema Foundation NFCT.
  We also express our deep gratitude to Yuri Kanner for supporting the project.