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Screening of the film musical “Singin’ in the Rain,” about the transition from silent films to talking pictures and Hollywood in the 1920s. Address: Jaffa Cinema.
USA / 1952
How we envy those who have not yet seen this film—one of the most beloved and important movie musicals in Hollywood history.
Hollywood in the late 1920s, as the film world transitions from silent films to talking pictures.
Don Lockwood is a successful silent-film star enjoying fame alongside his screen partner, Lina Lamont. But when the era of talking pictures arrives, a major problem is revealed: Lina’s grating, unpleasant voice makes her participation in talking films impossible. During the production of a new film, Don meets Kathy Selden, a young and talented actress, and falls in love with her. She agrees to record the dialogue and songs in Lina’s place, so that her beautiful voice will be heard for Lina’s character without anyone knowing.
Some of the most beautiful dance scenes in the history of cinema. A superb musical in its own right. Co-directed by Gene Kelly (the film’s star) and Stanley Donen, and featuring the incomparable iconic number “Singin’ in the Rain,” to the tune of the song “I’ll Sing in the Rain.”
You may request to postpone or exchange a ticket with at least 12 hours’ advance notice, by email or WhatsApp message.
We recommend arriving at least half an hour before the screening to choose a seat at your leisure.
Tickets are sold by the box office — Jaffa Cinema. For orders and payment, contact them:
054-870-8099WhatsAppinfo@jaffacinema.comjaffacinema.com