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Film: True Grit (Coen Brothers – 2010)

For once the Coen brothers played it according to all the rules of commercial cinema, and no wonder they did it as the producer of True Grit is no other than Steven Spielberg. The film went out in time for … Continue reading

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Zellenberg Gewurtztraminer from Marc Tempe

I discovered a splendid wine and I would like to share the news with you. After the Litvak Gallery and the Orna Ben Ami art exhibition I wrote about we entered to have lunch at Toto – considered to be … Continue reading

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Exhibition – Orna Ben Ami

In the hallway of the building which hosts the Litvak Gallery part of the space is used for other exhibitions which can be seen as introducing the visitor into the art shows atmosphere. These are free, so even if you … Continue reading

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Albert Kahn’s World

I have spent part of this weekend watching the first episodes of the BBC series The Wonderful World of Albert Kahn – http://www.albertkahn.co.uk/ which tells the story of an extraordinary character and of a collection of photographs that keep the … Continue reading

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Gica Manescu – Bar / Bat Mitzvah in America

Gazduiesc pe blog o noua contributie a prietenului si colaboratorului meu, doctorul Gica Manescu. ————- La New Rochelle plec de multa vreme, in fiecare an. Este un oras in Statul New York, la ceva mai mult de jumatate de ora, … Continue reading

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Moshe Gershuni and other exhibitions at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

A visit to the Tel Aviv Museum of Art allows nowadays to play not only a labyrinth orientation game around the building which will soon enjoy the opening of a new wing, but also visiting a few exhibitions that are … Continue reading

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Gogol’s ‘Revizor’ at the Gesher Theater

Gogol’s Revizor (The Inspector General as translated in English here) is one of these few great plays in the universal theater repertoire that has the potential of becoming inflammatory and subversive material for any society in any time. The combination … Continue reading

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Film: The King’s Speech (2010)

Here is a film whose destiny is to gather a lot of statuettes on the Oscar night this year, and this may be one of its problems in my eyes. The combination between a personal drama doubled by a physical … Continue reading

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Chihuly at the Litvak Gallery in Tel Aviv

Dale Chihuly’s special relation with Israel continues with a double event this year. After having brought his sets to the opera representation of Bluebird’s Castle at the Tel Aviv Opera he opened across the street at the Litvak Gallery a … Continue reading

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Gica Manescu – Ferestre deschise spre lume

Am placerea de a publica un nou articol pe care mi l-a pus la dispozitie prietenul meu Gica Manescu. De data aceasta punctul de interes special este legat de aspectele aut0-biografice ale unui fel de relatie pe care Gica a … Continue reading

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