Tel Aviv Cinematheque

They host really nice film festivals, with interviews and discussion panels. Sometimes there are new films that I wish they'd bring, but overall I'm not lacking options. Their membership is also very affordable — for the price of about one film a month you get free access to a ton of events and films. For instance the entirety of the Solidarity film fest is free for members. Recommended for at least a visit.

Very diverse movies and they always have themed festivals. Having Hebrew and English subtitles is amazing. Comfortable chairs for watching a movie too! Cute coffee shop too, you can also sit outside and enjoy. Not their problem but not enough bicycle parking

Good place in the center of the city to watch independent films and festivals. Was here on a student film festival and enjoyed my time here! Cool spot to watch something different and not mainstream

My exhibit was censured. My name removed. My property harmed. It's a shame the city of Tel Aviv behaves like this. The exhibit was about the systematic use of contact centers (מרכזי קשר) by the state of Israel. It illustrated the horror that the thousands of children have to go through each year after vein systematically cut off their fathers in the state off Israel and particularly in Tel Aviv. As a form of engaged art the exhibition was censored since the city of tel aviv provides funding for the cinémathèque and also runs a contact center where about a thousand children are forced to see their dad in a cage. That cage is next to gan meir and the gay center. It has an armed guard and wire on shuttered windows. Video cameras and separate entrances for the women who bring the children and the men who go see them in the cage.

There are excellent films, and there is a pleasant atmosphere - you can get a nice cup of coffee and sit inside or in front of the cinemateque.

Sometimes good movies Sometimes very bad. With bad chairs

Great place for good classic movies and quality Contemporary films. No ads, good audience and clean cinema.

had a date with Benjamin, he split the bill so i lowk leave him