Hatmakers, jazz and lacrosse are among the plot lines of Jewish and Israeli movies being screened at film festivals this winter and spring.

Actors Adrien Brody and Joan Allen lend their voices to the clandestine writings of Jewish rebels in a documentary about the Warsaw Ghetto.

Paula Eiselt's documentary follows a group of Orthodox women defying the patriarchal status quo in order to establish an all-female EMT corp.

Based on events that mesmerized the entire world 42 years ago, the film is proof that apparently even great moments in Jewish and world history fade from memory.

Check out our list of must-see movies making the Jewish film festival rounds.

'There are Jews in the village. Go tell the others' is the start of a stark, elegant film about a town's refusal to confront its past.

The Israeli movie, by director Samuel Maoz, is on the 2018 Oscars' shortlist for best foreign language film.

Director Reginald Hudlin’s film is an important reminder of great collaborations between blacks and Jews in the civil rights movement.