The Israeli-born director's subversive Jewish thriller, now on Apple TV+, explores themes of race and gender.

Jake Paltrow’s new anthology film, set during the Adolf Eichmann capture and trial in Israel, tells the story of the first cremation in the country.

From Uganda to New York, the actress’s The Campfire Project warms hearts for refugee children around the globe. 

Recently named Best Podcast of the Year, in 'The Nightingale of Iran,' two sisters unearth their family’s complex, emotional history dating back to 1959.

'You cannot stay the same after watching the film, and you cannot look away,' says 'Screams Before Silence' director Anat Stalinsky.

Israeli filmmaker Hilla Medalia's most timely documentary, 'Mourning in Lod,' follows three Jewish and Palestinian families intertwined by a cycle of violence.

A new limited series on the Holocaust, based on the popular book by Heather Morris, recounts the romance between two Jewish inmates in Auschwitz.

“Poetry is central to Jewish liturgy and the Bible,” says Boston-based poet Deborah Leipziger. “It’s part of Jewish DNA.”