All posts tagged "Israel"
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1.7KFilm & TVFilm Review: Breaking Bread
This glorious documentary celebrates the food and friendships of Israel.
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1.9KBooks & LiteratureCookbook Extract: Tel Aviv: Food, People, Stories, by Haya Molcho
Enjoy three free recipes from the new cookbook celebrating the people and tastes of Tev Aviv, Israel.
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1.3KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: The Children’s House, by Alice Nelson
Outside the house one day Marina encounters Constance, a young refugee from Rwanda, and her toddler, Gabriel. Unmoored and devastated, they quickly come to depend on her.
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1.4KBooks & LiteratureCookbook Review: Hummus & Co, by Michael Rantissi and Kristy Frawley
Over 250 pages of easy-to-make but delicious Middle Eastern recipes, put together based on the dishes the authors like to serve their own family and friends.
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921Film & TVDVD Review: Arrowhead
A character study centred around a mercenary stranded on a planet who ultimately must face his own mortality after becoming infected by a parasitical alien presence.
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720Film & TVOzAsia on Screen Film Review: Omar
In the heart of the West Bank, a Palestinian freedom fighter is in love with an Israeli girl but the death of an Israeli soldier sets off a chain of tragic events.
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1.2KFilm & TVAICE Israeli Film Festival Review: Self Made (Boreg)
An absurdist comedy about two women, both with a screw loose, who find salvation in each other’s lives after a missing screw sets a bizarre chain of events in motion.
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527Film & TVDVD Review: Big Bad Wolves
After police discover the body of a serial killer’s young victim, cop Miki (Lior Ashkenaz) determines to find the culprit. Suspecting school-teacher Dror (Rotem Keinan), he is frustrated by the lack of evidence enabling a conviction. Dubious salvation arrives in the form of Gidi (Tzahi Grad), the father of one of the killer’s casualties. […]
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776LatestAdelaide Festival Review: Sadeh21
Sadeh21, presented by the Batsheva Dance Company, is an impressive display of human movement against a gentle, flowing soundtrack by Maxim Waratt.
