B&W Limo proud sponsor of the Israeli Film Festival

Offering Beverly Hills airport transportation and Chauffeur Services, B&W Limo is a proud sponsor of the Israeli Film Festival that is dedicated to brand Israel as the lively and innovative nation that it is; as well as shining a spotlight on Israel’s thriving film and television industry and enriching the American experience of Israel’s social and cultural diversity.

This is the 31th anniversary of the Film Festival. The Los Angeles based Israel Film Festival is the largest showcase of Israeli films in the U.S. and has proven to be one of the premier Israeli film festivals around the world. This year the Israeli Film Festival will showcase about 40 new Israeli feature films, thought-provoking documentaries, innovative TV-series and award-winning shorts from many award winning producers and directors. To find out more about the screenings and venues visit http://www.israelfilmfestival.com/venues/ and http://www.israelfilmfestival.com/films/

From opening night on November 5, at the STEVE TISCH CINEMA CENTER, SABAN THEATRE – 8440 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90211 to the grand finale, B&W Limo Inc. has partnered with the Israeli Film Festival to provide ground transportation services to the guests, participants and honorees for this spectacular event.

For individual or group transportation during the Israel Film Festival, B&W Limo Inc. is offering an easy and convenient way to book your Beverly Hills airport transportation or Chauffeur Services via our online reservation system or via the B&W Limo app 24/7. Should you prefer to book your Beverly Hills airport transportation services for the Israel Film Festival via the telephone 818-599-0438, our dispatch team will be happy to assist you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Let us enhance your elegant experience during the Israel Film Festival.

B&W Limo Inc. has been providing ground transportation “safely” to the travelers of Los Angeles for over 10 years and is proud to be a part of such a special event in the “City of Angels”.