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Tel Aviv Cinematheque Opens Tribute Series for Late Filmmaker Nitzan Giladi

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By אבי לודמיר

First reported by N12 · Jul 20, 2026

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The Tel Aviv Cinematheque launches a tribute series for late Israeli filmmaker Nitzan Giladi, featuring screenings and panels honoring his impactful career. Giladi died earlier this month at 56, leaving behind a legacy of films addressing social conflicts in Israel.

01Tel Aviv Cinematheque opens tribute series for filmmaker Nitzan Giladi starting July 17.
02Series includes screenings of Giladi's narrative and documentary films until July 30.
03Opening event features a panel with actors from Giladi's films and screenings of "Paper Wedding" and "Nechama."
04Giladi passed away on July 6 at age 56, shortly after completing his final film "Ve'ahavta."
05His films explored Israeli social conflicts, including Haredi and LGBTQ+ communities.
06Artistic director expressed regret over not honoring Giladi in person but praised his cinematic impact.

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