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Israeli Films 'Where To?' and 'I Am New' Win Big at Jerusalem Film Festival

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Israeli Films 'Where To?' and 'I Am New' Win Big at Jerusalem Film Festival
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago

What happened

At the 43rd Jerusalem International Film Festival, Israeli films "Where To?" and "I Am New" won top awards, with "Where To?" securing Best Narrative Film, Screenplay, and Actor, and "I Am New" winning Best Documentary. The festival awarded around one million shekels in prizes across various categories, including international films and debut works.

  • 01Israeli film 'Where To?' won Best Narrative Film, Screenplay, and Best Actor at Jerusalem Film Festival.
  • 02Documentary 'I Am New' won the Diamond Award for Best Israeli Documentary.
  • 03Yola Gadron won Best Israeli Debut for 'Find Me, Okay?'.
  • 04German film 'The Dreamy Adventure' won Best Film in the international competition.
  • 05'Three Days in Bangui' won the grand prize in the Pitchpoint development competition.
  • 06Alan Borstein to receive lifetime achievement award at Venice Film Festival.

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Kan NewsCenter · Hebrew3 hours ago
Israeli Films 'Where To?' and 'I Am New' Win Big at Jerusalem Film Festival
YnetCenter · Hebrew3 hours ago
Israeli Films 'Where To?' and 'I Am New' Win Top Awards at 43rd Jerusalem Film Festival

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