‘Foxtrot,’ a Powerful Film on War, Grief and Fate
The Israeli movie, by director Samuel Maoz, is on the 2018 Oscars' shortlist for best foreign language film.
Courtroom Drama ‘Marshall’
Director Reginald Hudlin’s film is an important reminder of great collaborations between blacks and Jews in the civil rights movement.
Fathers and Sons in Hasidic Brooklyn
'Menashe' is a film about love and single parenthood, set in a Hasidic community in Brooklyn.
A ‘Balcony’ of Their Own
A gentle and surprisingly funny feminist fable, 'The Women's Balcony' is perfect for those weary of superhero flicks or raunchy comedies.
A Daring Rescue in ‘The Zookeeper’s Wife’
Jessica Chastain plays Antonina Zabinski, a woman who risks her life to save 300 Polish Jews from the gas chambers.
The Fixer: Richard Gere in ‘Norman’
Richard Gere plays a small-time hustler in New York’s Jewish community who uses exaggerations and fabrications to “help” anyone who will listen to him.
Can We Laugh at the Holocaust? A Film Review
A thoughtful—and funny—documentary asks if there is any subject off limits to comedy.
Exploring Judaism and the Modern World in Film
Students at the Ma’aleh School of Television, Film & The Arts in Jerusalem find no contradiction between Torah and art.
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