Film About the Exclusion of Jewish Artists Excluded by Festivals
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Film About the Exclusion of Jewish Artists Excluded by Festivals
For the French film 'Just an Illusion,' I haven't found one mainstream British review that uses the word 'Jewish.' In Hollywood's 'Don't Say Good Luck,' the movie itself takes this...
This week in Israeli culture: An Ethiopian-Israeli epic brings a rarely seen Jewish past to the screen. Plus: Israel's Quentin Tarantino obsession goes cinematic, and Pecha Kucha r...
Making Israeli films is not easy. Budgets are generally small by American standards, and international financing has become increasingly difficult to secure amid the cultural boyco...
There’s been no shortage of journalists, celebrities and filmmakers who have been eager to shed light on the horrors of the October 7th attacks on Israel. If you feel moved to comm...
This week in Israeli culture: An Ethiopian-Israeli epic brings a rarely seen Jewish past to the screen. Plus: Israel's Quentin Tarantino obsession goes cinematic, and Pecha Kucha r...
Notable people and events in the Jewish LA community. The post AFHU Bel Air Affaire, Los Angeles Jewish Film Fest Screening appeared first on Jewish Journal.
From Palestinian-focused Watermelon Pictures to new Jewish financing platform Shooq, a parallel industry is forming around the films the majors won't touch.
SHOOQ launches to connect Jewish storytellers with investors and philanthropists, aiming to pool resources rather than compete for scarce funding.
“Rocky Horror,” which opened in London cinemas on this day in 1975 is the cultural phenomenon that simply refuses to die. Rather, since its first incarnation as a 1973 London stage...
To wander into a screening of You Had to Be There, Nick Davis’ documentary about the famed 1972 Toronto production of Godspell, is to have a Jewish come-to-Jesus moment. The first...
As Rosh Hashanah begins, let's revisit the '01 doc 'Trembling Before G-d' about gay Orthodox Jews & their struggle to reconcile their faith with their sexuality.
Jewish sleepaway camp is where parents send their children to forge a lasting connection with their ancient peoplehood. Perhaps regrettably, many also leave having developed someth...
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur aren’t quite the entertainment industry’s idea of a made-for-TV-special kind of holiday. So finding an episode of something to get your family excited...
At a Passover in the near future, you might think twice about leaving the door open for Elijah. That’s because there’s a new Passover movie coming — and it’s a home invasion horror...
This article is part of Kveller’s Jewish Artists Spotlight, featuring Jewish artists who work in a variety of media in New York, Israel and elsewhere. The project combines a series...
The Jews have been celebrating Passover for centuries, but this year it’s quite different. Filmmaker Nicole Brevard explores the true meaning of... The post The Last Supper first a...
Feldshuh said the documentary has provided an opportunity to look back on a career she has never been particularly interested in viewing as finished. The post Tovah Feldshuh on Isr...
As Labor Day nears, summer will soon come to a close… but what if it didn’t? That’s the premise of the new movie “Tiny Fugitives,” set at a Jewish summer camp and starring a rag-ta...
The Jerusalem Post attended Israel's own Oscars ceremony and interviewed some of the country's biggest stars.
Audiences can also look forward to Adam Shankman’s camp comedy Stop! That! Train! featuring RuPaul, alongside major festival favorites from Cannes and Montreal’s Fantasia.
Inspired by Yom Kippur’s themes of atonement, Israeli filmmakers have explored personal, political, and national guilt through stories of repentance, forgiveness, and redemption.
The film's success followed a controversy in which it was initially removed from the festival’s lineup over clearance demands related to Hamas bodycam footage, then reinstated afte...
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