In ‘Guns & Moses,’ Jewish faith meets vigilante justice: review An Orthodox rabbi Jews becomes a gun-slinging detective in “Guns & Moses,” the new thriller that flips the script on Jewish action heroes.
The best Passover TV shows and movies you can’t miss There’s so much more to watch than “The Prince of Egypt.”
14 things you didn’t know about Shira Haas The highly anticipated “Captain America: New World Order” is set to be released on February 14 in cinemas worldwide. The film stars Israeli actress Shira Haas as the latest in the long line of superheroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Why ‘A Real Pain,’ a film about Jewish cousins who visit a death camp will be the movie to beat at the Oscars Jesse Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin shine in the new film “A Real Pain.”
Unpacking Israel’s history at the Oscars Here are some of the highlights from Israel’s history at the Oscars through the decades.
Unpacking 3 standout films from the New York Jewish Film Festival In case you didn’t get to attend this year, here’s a wrap-up of three films that stood out, each chosen for their unique take on Jewish stories.
The Jewish erasure of Gretchen Wieners is the least fetch thing about the new ‘Mean Girls’ movie 2024’s Gretchen is still a mean girl for sure, but she — and her Jewishness — feel left behind by a film that largely triumphs in every other way.
Jewish actor Timothée Chalamet shines as Willy Wonka in enchanting new film Chalamet is the perfect choice for a character who has a positive attitude no matter what and learns to overcome obstacles in his way.
Hallmark Channel’s new Hanukkah movie: A fresh take or reheated plot? What The Hallmark Channel’s “Round and Round” lacks in originality, it partially makes up for with the actors’ fine performances.
‘You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah’ producer Elysa Koplovitz Dutton shares about authenticity and working with the Sandlers “Representation is everything, and seeing yourself on screen — no matter your race, religion, or ethnicity — is always empowering,” Dutton said.
‘Golda’ writer Nicholas Martin wants people to see Israel’s Iron Lady in a different light Martin said he hoped the film would lead viewers to “reassess Golda and see more of the complexity” of what happened in the Yom Kippur War.
