Over 5,000 hours of audiovisual material, from newsreels and home movies to blockbusters, have been digitized and are now available from the Israel Film Archive.

In his latest documentary, filmmaker Andrew Goldberg spotlights the escalating outbreaks of anti-Semitism in the United States, England, Hungary and France.

One of the largest private collections of vintage images of Israel is housed in a family-run small shop in Tel Aviv.

Shira Haas brings the vulnerability and soulfulness seen in previous roles to her portrayal of a young Hasidic woman who leaves her community for a life in Berlin.

A human rights and international law attorney by training, Kweskin today heads a female-majority nonprofit media company, The 49%.

Dikla Laor creates visual midrash in 'Women of the Bible,' a series of theatrical photographs of biblical women set against the breathtaking landscapes of Israel's Golan Heights.

Philip Roth’s award-winning book, which imagines Nazi sympathizer Charles Lindbergh as President of the United States, has been made into a television series starring Winona Ryder.

Over a career that spanned 87 films, the blond, blue-eyed Douglas, dimpled chin thrust forward, was often cast as the toughest guy around, vanquishing hordes of Romans, Vikings…