Jerusalem Cinematheque, Film archive in Jerusalem, Israel
The Jerusalem Cinematheque is a film archive and cinema in Jerusalem that specializes in international and Israeli cinema. The modern building shows films regularly and hosts special events throughout the year for people interested in movies.
The cinema was founded in 1974 to collect and show films from Israel and around the world. Its founders wanted to preserve the country's film heritage for future generations.
The venue preserves recordings that document life in Israel across more than a century. Visitors can see how the city and country have changed through the eyes of filmmakers.
The building is accessible for wheelchair users, including all screening rooms and event areas. Visitors should plan ahead since events happen at different frequencies depending on the season.
The archive holds rare footage from significant historical moments, including video material from times of crisis. These documents offer an unexpected glimpse into important events through the perspective of camera operators.
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