Emirati students to study at the Sam Spiegel Film and Television School in Jerusalem, as part of agreement signed days after normalization ceremony

Festival had been pushed from July to August, but is forced to abort given growing number of coronavirus cases

Event pushed back to April 25 after most US movies theaters close, and film production halts; cut-off date for film eligibility extended to ensure broad, competitive field

US director walks back statement that fellow filmmaker accused of molesting his own daughter was a 'friend,' saying he won't tolerate sexual misconduct

With America's 40,000 theater screens locked down for the foreseeable future, some studios shift to home streaming platforms

As viewers flock to celebrated film 'An Officer and a Spy,' about the anti-Semitism case, some say director's talent doesn't exonerate him

Docudrama series starts with Palestinian murder of three Israeli teens in summer of 2014, but focuses on revenge killing of 16-year-old Palestinian

After completing 23-movie 'Infinity' arc, the superhero film franchise is entering 'Phase Four' with star-studded ambition, and some newbies

Jewish director wrote three films, never produced, in the 1950s -- the 'least understood period' of his career -- focusing on marital woes

The latest release from one of the Holy Land's most beloved filmmakers is already collecting accolades -- partly, he tells ToI, because he chose Israel's film scene over Hollywood