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Arava Film Festival Returns With Expanded Program and Desert Screenings
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The 15th Arava International Film Festival will take place from November 4-14 near Tzukim, featuring an expanded program with two outdoor screens for the first time. The festival will showcase international and Israeli film premieres, including Ruthy Pribar's "What is to Come" and Reed Van Dyk's "Atonement." International filmmakers like Levan Koguashvili are expected to attend, alongside a retrospective of Billy Wilder films.
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- The 15th Arava International Film Festival runs November 4-14 near Tzukim, Israel.
- This year marks the first time the festival will use two outdoor screens.
- The program includes international and Israeli film premieres, and a Billy Wilder retrospective.
- Films like "What is to Come" and "Atonement" will be screened.
- International directors and filmmakers are expected to attend the event.
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