Denis Olivennes’ ‘Dictionnaire amoureux des Juifs de France’ is a loving history of French Jews: review From 1791 to Vichy to today, the story of French Jewish belonging is built on loyalty and institutions, and haunted by how easily they can fail
‘Marty Supreme’ is a Jewish Lower East Side story hiding inside a Timothée Chalamet ping-pong movie: review Timothée Chalamet in “Marty Supreme” is magnetic and maddening in a frantic, funny film that refuses to moralize, even as damage piles up.
How ‘Nuremberg’ recreates the trials that exposed Nazi crimes Russell Crowe plays Hermann Göring in “Nuremberg,” a new film about Nazi evil and the psychiatrist tasked with probing Göring’s mind.
Who gets to name us? How Ari’el Stachel’s ‘Other’ rewrites what Jewish belonging looks like As a brown Jew with an Ashkenazi mom and Yemenite Israeli dad, Ari’el Stachel has learned to perform different selves. “Other” asks what wholeness looks like when every room wants a simpler story.
Jewish comedian Jeff Ross turns tragedy into comedy in ‘Take a Banana for the Ride’: review Known for roasting celebs, Jeff Ross now roasts himself — on Broadway — in a solo show about survival, Jewishness, and finding humor in grief.
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.
In ‘Tatami,’ an Iranian judoka faces her most dangerous opponent: an Israeli In “Tatami,” an Iranian judoka is forced to choose between her Olympic dreams and her country’s ban on facing Israelis.
Netflix hit drama about a hot Jewish serial killer, ‘You,’ is over. Was the ending dead wrong? Penn Badgley’s Joe Goldberg is hot, Jewish, and a serial killer. As “You” ends, praise the final twist, while others question the optics.
The Jewish man behind The Beatles — ‘Midas Man’ puts Brian Epstein in the spotlight: review Midas Man” explores the highs and heartbreaks of Brian Epstein, the Jewish visionary who shaped The Beatles into superstars.
Jewish actor Adrien Brody’s performance is a masterclass in ‘The Brutalist’: review For those willing to invest the time and emotional energy, “The Brutalist” is a work of art that demands — and rewards — your attention.
Hallmark’s 2024 Hanukkah movies ‘Leah’s Perfect Gift’ and ‘Hanukkah on the Rocks’ vastly differ in their Jewish representation: review Let’s break down everything you should know about this year’s new Hallmark Hanukkah movies, “Hanukkah on the Rocks” and “Leah’s Perfect Gift.”