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Alex Holeh Ahavah (Hebrew: אלכס חולה אהבה‎, Alex Is Lovesick) is a 1986 Israeli cult film directed by Boaz Davidson. It stars Eitan Anshel, Sharon Hacohen, and Uri Kabiri. The film, set in the 1950s, features a boy (Anshel) as the main protagonist and his life as the son of Polish immigrants.

The film is a romantic comedy that takes place in Israel during the austerity period of the 1950s. The main character is Alex, a 12-year-old boy who is about to turn 13 and attend his bar mitzvah.

Alex comes from a poor, dysfunctional family of Polish Jewish origin whose poverty requires them to share their apartment. Their tenant is Faruk, a Persian man whose humorous battle against baldness is a running bit in the film.

At first, Alex falls in love with Mimi, the new girl in his class. Everything changes, however, when his aunt Lola arrives in Israel from Poland to search for a lost love with whom she once lived but who vanished after the Nazi invasion of Poland. Alex falls for his aunt and she responds by providing the soon-to-be 13-year-old with more than familial love.

The film authentically recreates the atmosphere of the country in the 1950s, known as the Austerity in Israel, including the black market, radio broadcasts concentrating on the search for lost relatives, music and pastimes of the 1950s and the era’s clothing and dress styles.

כרזה לסרט אלכס חולה אהבה 1986

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The protagonist’s name, Sallah Shabati, is perhaps a play on the phrase ‘Sliḥa she’bati, “I apologize for coming”. In earlier print versions of Kishon’s short stories which were revised for the film, the character was known as Saadia Shabtai.

כרזה פוסטר סרט “סאלח שבתי” אפריים קישון חיים טופול

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The Rooster is an Israeli comedy film from 1971 starring Haim Topol and directed by Uri Zohar.

The film describes the difficult life of IDF soldiers in the war of attrition in the south. They are subjected to rocket fire, cut off from their families and just want a vacation. This is also described in the theme song “I Want to live”, sung by Haim Topol, who plays the role of a sergeant in the army, serving in the canal Suez. He goes on a few day’s vacation and is supposed to meet his wife for a divorce ceremony in the rabbinical. In the meantime, he hangs out with random women, and goes through some erotic adventures, all the while thinking that the guys at home won’t believe him, so the movie is called in English except for “The Rooster”, also “Boys Will Never Believe It”.

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A satirical comedy that takes place in Israel, about a rivalry between a Yemenite shoe seller named Zion Tsanani and a Persian shoe seller named Ben Naim Siman Tov, who lives in the neighborhood. The rivalry between the families is not only due to the fact that each of them has a shoe store that competes with the other, but also due to the basic suspicion of the nature of the characters. The son of a good sign, begins with the daughter of Mr. Tsanani, at the encouragement of his father. While Mr. Tsanani is appalled by the fact that his daughter is dating the son of a good sign. Ziona Tsanani’s birthday is approaching, and her husband Zion, buys her a ring worth a whopping twenty thousand pounds, to atone for the crisis in her marriage. Before he has enough to give the ring to his wife, their grandson swallows it, and everyone tries to find the ring in the secretions in the boy’s pot. The film ends with Zionist succeeding in bringing the ring to his wife.

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Snooker, better known as “Snooker Celebration”,( “חגיגה בסנוקר” ) is an Israeli comedy film that was released in 1975 and belongs to the genre of borax films. The film is one of the most famous Israeli cult films of all time, and sold 607,000 tickets in Israel.

סנוקר”, הידוע יותר בשם “חגיגה בסנוקר”, הוא סרט קומדיה ישראלי שעלה לאקרנים בשנת 1975 ונמנה עם ז’אנר סרטי הבורקס. הסרט הוא אחד מסרטי הפולחן הישראליים המפורסמים בכל הזמנים, ומכר 607,000 כרטיסים בישראל.

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ONE OF THE RAREST POSTERS THAT MADE IN PALESTINE ERETZ ISRAEL HUGE VINTAGE POSTER OF THE MOVIE “THE LAND OF PROMISE” 1933-5

Film Poster – “Land of Promise” by Keren HaYesod – Otte Wallish – Jerusalem, 1935 Advertising poster for the film “Land of Promise” produced by Keren HaYesod. Printed on two conjoined sheets of paper. Jerusalem: Monsohn Lithographic Press, [1935]. Design: Otte Wallish (signed in the plate in upper left corner: “M/W Wallish”). A poster designed by Otte Wallish for the Keren HaYesod’s propaganda film “Land of Promise”. The film was produced by the “Urim” company managed by Leo Herman and was directed and edited by Yehuda Lehman. Lyrics were written by Nathan Alterman and the music composed by Daniel Sambursky. The film premiered in Berlin, in May 1935, and was later screened in the USA, Palestine and Britain. In August 1935, the film won first prize for documentary films at the international film festival in Venice. The film continued to be used by Keren HaYesod to raise funds for the settlement of Palestine until the 1950s. The poster consists of two parts. The top part features a fine color illustration of a pioneer sowing the land, with musical notes on top. The lower part indicates the name of the film and the names of its creators, followed by the showtimes at the “Zion” cinema in Jerusalem in late October 1935 (printed in Hebrew and English, within a black frame; printer’s name in the corner of the black frame – “Azriel Press”. See another version of lower part of the poster, printed for the screening of the film at the “Armon Theater” in Haifa, in). There is another version of this poster, also consisting of two parts, the lower of which reads “Keren HaYesod Sows – the Hebrew People Reap” (Hebrew; see: “Keren HaYesod Sows – the Hebrew People Reap, Keren HaYesod Posters 1920-2010”, Keren Hayesod publishing, 2010, p. 22). 194X64 cm (two conjoined sheets of paper). Good condition.

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