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Jerusalem Sessions Festival Returns With International Stars

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The Jerusalem Sessions International Television Festival returns for its second year at the National Library from November 17-19, marking 100 years of television. The event will feature premieres of Israeli series, including "The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem" season three, and appearances by international creators like "The Sopranos" screenwriter Terence Winter. The festival also includes discussions with local TV stars and a screening of a script by Asi Dayan.

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  • Jerusalem Sessions TV Festival runs Nov. 17-19 at the National Library.
  • Festival marks 100 years of television with Israeli series premieres.
  • Screenwriter Terence Winter of "The Sopranos" will attend.
  • World premiere of "The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem" season three is featured.
  • A shelved script by Asi Dayan will be presented.

The second annual Jerusalem Sessions International Television Festival will take place at the National Library in Jerusalem from November 17-19, celebrating 100 years of television. The event will feature premiere screenings of Israeli series, meetings with international creators, and discussions with prominent figures from the local television industry. This year's festival will include the world premiere of the third season of "The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem" and a first visit to Israel by "The Sopranos" screenwriter Terence Winter. Attendees can also expect to see a shelved script by the late Israeli screenwriter Asi Dayan. The festival, first held in December 2025, aims to blend professional industry events with programs open to the public. A special viewing area will be set up at the National Library to screen popular television series.

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