Special Event - Part One:
A two-part screening of the series "A Chance to Be Saved" and a conversation with director Doron Tsabari

For 11 years, director Doron Tsabari followed musician Eviatar Banai with a camera in hand. What began as documentation turned into a shared, intimate, and raw journey into the contradictions that make up the life of one of Israel's most acclaimed artists: between light and darkness, between the love of God and the love of the audience, between creative peaks and the fear of emptiness.

"A Chance to Be Saved" - a journey into the light and darkness of Eviatar Banai, is a sweeping television series about creation, inspiration, and faith. The journey of a man who lost his way and found his God and the love of his life in the darkness.

09:30 Screening of the first two episodes accompanied by a conversation with the creator:
Episode 1. "Beg Me" - about overcoming and boundaries, young love, success, failure, searching, and discovery (68 min).
Episode 2: "Fathers and Sons" - about roots and identity, family and memory, self-discovery, and true love (65 min).
Trailer https://youtu.be/KlpGDgdIEpI?si=ys19c3qsJfvanDDn
Episodes 3+4 will be screened at 14:00
You can definitely enjoy the event by watching only two episodes.

Reviews for the series:
Yair Raveh, Calcalist: The meeting between Tsabari and Banai is an atomic heart fission.
Nadav Menuchin, Walla!: A gift for everyone: The series about Eviatar Banai is truly a must-watch.
Nir Wolf, Israel Hayom: "I Am Chaos": The mesmerizing documentary about Eviatar Banai.
Amir Schwartz, Ynet: Whoever watches the new documentary about Eviatar Banai will simply fall in love with him.
Avishai Sela, Time Out: An epic work that every Israeli should see.

About the lecturer:
Doron Tsabari is an award-winning director and an associate professor-creator at the Sapir College School of Audio and Screen Arts. Tsabari has directed 12 films and television series, for 6 of which he won the Israeli Academy of Film and Television Award ("the Israeli Oscar"). Among his notable works: "Drix's Brother" (with Uri Inbar), "Beit She'an: A War Film" (with Rino Tzror), "Shuli's Guy," "King of Ratings," "The Revolution Guide," "Connected," "The Silver Platter," and more.