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Haifa International Film Festival's Blogs
The apartment is one of the most iconic symbols of modern life and a complicated, intimate setting for a film. Just think Rear Window or Rosemary’s Baby. Well, we've got some great ones for you...
Our roundtable event to promote cooperation centers this year on the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival. Our guests - Tiina Lokk-Tramberg, the Festival Director, and Marge Liiske, Head of...
One of the hottest genres in filmed entertainment right now – fiction or nonfiction – are swindler stories. If you're in the market for movies about people who present a false front while committing...
Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they aren’t after you. Alex van Warmerdam's tenth film, NO. 10, is complex, funny and shocking, continually wrong-footing us with a series of...
For the deliciously creepy look no further than our Haifa’s Wild Nights section. We’ve got movies full of dark and twisty tales (Speak No Evil - Christian Tafdrup), we’ve got spooky destinations (No....
TEN films from our program are already part of the European Film Academy’s Film Selection 2022 and shortlisted for the European Film Awards: All Quiet on the Western Front Edward...
Winner of the festival’s unofficial Best Film Title is Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris (cannot resist a good rhyme) with special jury mentions going to The Score and The Outfit for great use of multiple...
Some people love movies. Some people love movies about love. If you're In the Mood for Love why not try one of these? Some may surprise you, some may get weird, none are your standard rom-com, but...
The Haifa IFF celebrates the new cooperation agreement between Morocco and Israel with a tribute to Moroccan cinema. The Haifa IFF is honored to welcome a delegation of Moroccan filmmakers,...
The festival’s Life Achievement Award goes to Makram Khoury. Makram Khoury is an Arab-Israeli actor and director, one of Israel’s leading performers, recipient of the Israel Prize for acting and the...