The 3rd Oh Là Là! - Festival of French Comedy is currently underway, with screenings held until December 5 at the cinematheques in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Sderot, and Rosh Pina, as well as the Savyon Culture Center, the Globus Max Cinema in Ashdod, the Yad Lebanim House in Ra'anana, the Kochav Cinema in Ramat Hasharon, the Cinema City Glilot, and the Cinema City Netanya.

This year's festivities were opened on November 16 by the directing duo Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano, along with their producer Nicolas Duval Adassovsky, with a presentation of C'est la vie! shown to a packed theater. The screening was followed by a concert by the composer Avishai Cohen. C'est la vie! was released in Israel on November 23, soon after its preview at the festival. Photos of the event can be viewed in the gallery below.

The festival will close its doors on December 5 with a screening of 50 is the New 30 by Valérie Lemercier.

At the same time, around a dozen French productions are currently touring Israel, in addition to a screening of classics from the French comedy genre ranging from Boudu Saved from Drowning to The Tall Blond Man With One Black Shoe.

Created in 2015 by Caroline Boneh, director if the distribution company Eden Cinema, the Oh Là Là! Festival attracted 25,000 spectators in 2016.

The 2017 Lineup:

• C'est la vie! by Éric Toledano, Olivier Nakache
• Baby love by Vincent Garenq
• Five by Igor Gotesman
• Mensonges et trahisons et plus si affinité... by Laurent Tirard
• You Choose ! by Eric Lavaine
• Little Spirou by Nicolas Bary
• Hopefully by Benoît Graffin
• Some Like It Veiled by Sou Abadi
• The Student and Mr. Henri by Ivan Calbérac
• He Even Has Your Eyes by Lucien Jean-Baptiste
• We Are Family by Gabriel Julien-Laferrière
• Mr & Mrs Adelman by Nicolas Bedos
• Open at Night by Édouard Baer
• 50 is the New 30 by Valérie Lemercier

Cinema Classics:

• Boudu Saved from Drowning by Jean Renoir
• Zazie / Zazie in the Metro by Louis Malle
• The Sucker by Gérard Oury
• The Tall Blond Man With One Black Shoe by Yves Robert