Films Army of Crime What Paris’s Nazi occupiers label an “army of crime” is in fact a group of refugees and communists, mostly Jews, led

Catch up on some of the films you may have missed. Here’s what’s out on DVD. The Jazz Singer It’s 80 years since Al Jolson

On October 13, more than 2,000 Guatemalans packed the Teatro Nacional in Guatemala City to see the 2009 Sandra Schulberg–Josh Waletzky restoration of the 1948

Catch up on some of the films you may have missed. Here’s what’s out on DVD. The Jazz Singer It’s 80 years since Al Jolson

Films Jews and Baseball: An American Love Story You don’t have to be a baseball nut to appreciate this sweet film. In paying tribute to

Film Lebanon Samuel Maoz portrays the terror of four young tank soldiers in the First Lebanon War. The action is either inside the tank or

American filmmakers have had a notoriously difficult time bringing Jewish stories to the screen. For decades, they kept mum on things Jewish for fear of

Movies! Movies! Movies! Film festivals continue to be a rich showcase for the latest Jewish films—documentaries from around the world, Israeli feature films and Sefardic