SERET BLOG

This week,  Jüdische Allgemeine  published a powerful article about the challenges and significance of bringing Israeli cinema to Germany in 2025 — as the SERET Film Festival marks its 10th anniversary. In a time when the visibility of Israeli culture across Europe has been shrinking, SERET continues to shine a light on stories from Israel — stories of family, conflict, resilience, and humanity. Festival director  Odelia Haroush  spoke candidly about the growing obstacles in

Berlin, November 2025 Odelia Haroush. Photo: Amit Naim As the Seret Film Festival prepares to open in Berlin on November 19, we spoke with Odelia Haroush, co-founder of the festival, about Israeli cinema’s unique voice, its role amidst growing anti-Israel sentiment and cultural boycotts in Europe, and the festival’s bold programming this year. What makes Israeli cinema stand out in today’s cultural and political climate? Israeli cinema continues to be courageous, personal, an

Photo By Ilan Besor It is with profound sadness that we say goodbye to one of Israel’s most iconic and versatile actors, Alon Aboutboul,...

We are thrilled to share that “We Will Dance Again” (Od Nachzor Lirkod), the powerful and deeply moving documentary by acclaimed Israeli...