“That City” on the Big Screen at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem
An evening of cinema, music, and hip-hop took place under the open sky at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem Amphitheater, featuring a special screening of the award-winning detective rap opera “That City,” followed by a Hebrew hip-hop party with DJ Shira Schwartz.
The film, which combines a detective story, film noir aesthetics, humor, and Hebrew rap, captivated a large audience gathered under the stars for a unique cinematic experience in the heart of Jerusalem.
At the center of the story is Detective Joe, who is called in to investigate the disappearance of a young woman. The investigation quickly becomes more complicated, turning into a murder mystery that leads him into the underworld and toward the city’s biggest criminal.
After the screening, the evening moved from the screen to the dance floor and continued with a Hebrew hip-hop party featuring DJ Shira Schwartz, bringing together cinema and music, and transforming a shared viewing experience into a live outdoor celebration.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the evening one to remember.
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