The Jerusalem Film Festival opened Sunday night with the Israeli premier of "Yes," the much-talked-about movie by director and screenwriter Nadav Lapid. The auditorium was packed for this Hebrew-language film; people who couldn't secure a ticket huddled by the doors, hoping for a way to get in.
The Jerusalem Film Festival opened Sunday night with the Israeli premier of "Yes," the much-talked-about movie by director and screenwriter Nadav Lapid. The auditorium was packed for this Hebrew-language film; people who couldn't secure a ticket huddled by the doors, hoping for a way to get in.
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