מידע אודות ספרים ופרסומים אחרים, בתחום הקולנוע העברי הארץ ישראלי המוקדם והקולנוע הישראלי בכלל וכן ריכוז פריטי מדיה שונים כגון תמונות, כרזות, סרטונים וכו'.
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In commemoration of the seventy-fifth anniversary of the Hebrew film, the Philatelic Service issued a series at stamps. Dedicated to three Hebrew films, each one being a landmark in the Hebrew cinema, both silent and sound: "Judah Liberated", the first Hebrew film; "Oded the Wanderer" ("Oded Hanoded"), the first full-length Hebrew feature film; and "This is the Land", the first Hebrew "talkie".
No Matter What: Studies in the History of the Jewish Film in Israel [IN HEBREW WITH ENGLISH PREFACE].
Haim Halachmi is mentioned in the "Companion Encyclopedia of Middle Eastern and North African Film", as director and producer of early israeli films Oded Hanoded & Vayhi Biymei.
Read more: Haim Halachmi in Encyclopedia of Middle Eastern Film
Va'Yehi Be'May is 1932 Comedy film directed by Chaim Halachmi (Haim Halachmi), and written by Moshe Choorgel . Hanna Haim is starring, alongside Dvora Halachmi, Elina Stranitzka, Moshe Choorgel, Baruch Hadari and Yehezkel Friedman.
VA YEHI BE'YAMEI, meaning in Hebrew: "ONCE UPON A TIME VAYEHE BEMAY IN THE DAYS OF".
Films were made: A look at films and film makers in the East of England (1896-1996) by David Clevland. Volume 1 'The Region at Work': Industry, farming, The Coast, Transport, Wartime & Regional Television.
Read more: Films Were Made: A look at films and film makers in the East of England
"Bertellini moves with ease through social history, art history, anthropology, and theories and histories of cinema. . . . His work offers an important and unique scholarly treatment . . . fascinating reading for Italians, Italian-Americans, and general readers interested in the history, culture, and ideology of immigration." —Marcia Landy, University of Pittsburgh.
Read more: The origins of American cinema's fascination with Italy