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Jerusalem Film Festival Explores Global Cultures and Human Condition
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The 15th Anthropological Film Festival in Jerusalem, running November 17-19, will screen 14 international documentaries exploring global cultures and the human condition. The festival, a collaboration with the Hebrew University, features films from Austria, Italy, Brazil, Ukraine, and the Dominican Republic. Discussions with filmmakers and academics will accompany the screenings, with a particular focus on how themes of cultural tension, displacement, and conflict resonate with contemporary Israeli society.
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- The 15th Anthropological Film Festival in Jerusalem runs November 17-19.
- 14 international documentaries will be screened, exploring global cultures.
- Films address themes of cultural tension, displacement, and conflict.
- International filmmakers Samira Fux and Giovanni Princigalli are featured guests.
- The festival aims to find parallels with Israeli experiences.
- The event is a collaboration between the Jerusalem Cinematheque and Hebrew University.
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