The documentary film, Noga, will receive a free open-air screening in Kyiv on August 30 as part of the 17th Odesa International Film Festival. Directed by Jono and Benji Bergmann, executive produced by Len Blavatnik and supported by the Foundation, Noga follows Israeli musician Noga Erez and her partner and collaborator, Ori Rousso, over five years of creative work, international touring, and personal change. The October 7 attacks and the war that followed alter the course of the story, bringing questions of identity, artistic responsibility, and public pressure to the fore. The Kyiv presentation follows the film’s June 2026 world premiere at the Tribeca Festival and subsequent festival screenings in Munich, Jerusalem, and San Francisco. Read the article here.
The Documentary “Noga” Will Be Shown For Free in Kyiv on August 30
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