Jerusalem Sessions Festival marks 100 years of Israel's thriving TV industry
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Jerusalem Sessions, Israel’s international television festival, runs November 17-19 at the National Library of Israel.
As one of the attractions to celebrate television's 100th birthday, Jerusalem Sessions will be setting up a free, open-to-the-public living room at the National Library of Israel from November 17-19, where visitors can drop in and watch whatever happens to be on, the way people did before streaming.“The thing about television is that you watch it at home,” said Daniel Susz, the festival's director, who admitted he was skeptical about a TV festival at first. “It's a private medium. It's an intimate thing.
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