Making its international debut at Berlinale and its U.S. premiere at Telluride, 1341 Frames of Love and War is a look at Israel through the lens of one of the country’s most celebrated war photographers, Magnum photographer Micha Bar-Am.

1341 Frames is a unique cinematic, visual, and sensory experience that is a story of Israel and the photographer who documented the country’s war-torn history. It explores how to imbue still photography with movement on the one hand, while freezing cinematic movement to distill meaning and emotion on the other. It is a complex love letter to the power, beauty and horror of photographic imagery, and the personal cost of a life devoted to recording a conflict told through an extraordinary archive of iconic photographs.

1341 Frames of Love and War can also be seen “in-theater” at CCA. See Home Page.