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ארנולד שוורצנגר הטרמינייטור בשליחות קטלנית

Robots in movies: Future reality or metaphor?

26.08.24|Yair Raveh

In reality, robots are functional machines devoid of morals and emotion, but thanks to the cinema they gain human qualities, hold beliefs and opinions, and become the clear representatives of a bad or better future. This is how the screen turned the robot into a very portable computer with a human heart beating in its chest

Affogata Sharel Omer

Has the movie industry successfully adapted to the new reality of digital technologies?

16.08.21|Sharel Omer

Companies need to create a new model that will work for both streaming services and movie theaters

Vault AI has the technology to uncover Hollywood’s secret sauce

28.05.21|James Spiro

By analyzing more than 150,000 data points in a single script, the Israeli company can determine what shows and movies will be a success

מסך נווהסייט Novasight

This Startup Cures Lazy Eye With Netflix and Disney

21.01.20|Adi Pick

NovaSight’s technology treats vision disorders by letting patients watch movies on a special screen that helps train their eyes

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The Feminist Utopia of Haredi Cinema

19.01.20|Diana Bahur Nir

Born nearly a century after cinema emerged as a form of entertainment for general audiences, ultra-Orthodox Jewish films are made exclusively by and for women