How a Jewish marketing whiz tried to save old-time Russian hockey
In the documentary “Red Penguins,” a slew of odd bedfellows including Michael J. Fox and Michael Eisner try to save the Red Army hockey team.
In Nazi-era Austria, he needed a father; he found Sigmund Freud
In “The Tobacconist,” as Nazis come to power, the father of psychoanalysis befriends a young Austrian man.
‘I wouldn’t be doing what I’m doing if I wasn’t a Jew’ — Tamar Manasseh’s brave journey
Being Black tells you something “should” be done. Being Jewish tells you it “can” be done.
Introducing Marcel Marceau, resistance fighter — starring Jesse Eisenberg
“Marceau had an agility and grace which I don’t have,” said Jesse Eisenberg who plays the legendary mime in the new film “Resistance.”
Diagnosing Anti-Semitism as a virulent disease
In France, Great Britain, Hungary and America, filmmaker Andrew Goldberg finds four mutations of anti-Semitism.
Charlotte Gainsbourg: Not Your Typical Jewish Mother
Charlotte Gainsbourg, star of “Promise at Dawn,” weighs in on Judaism, her father, Lars Von Trier’s anti-Semitism and the “Me Too” movement.
The Jewish Spy Who Kept Us Safe At Home
Berg played a significant role in helping prevent the Nazis from making the atom bomb.
An Epic German Oscar Nominee That Just Dares You To ‘Look Away’
“Never Look Away” has received Academy Award nominations for Best Picture and Best Cinematography.
How An Orthodox Businesswoman Rose In The Ranks At The NSA
All of Anne Neuberg’s grandparents survived Auschwitz. And in 1976 her parents were saved when Israeli commandos stormed their plane at Entebbe.
How Renée Taylor, Of ‘The Nanny’ Fame, Gets It Done
“I never turned down a role because I thought it was offensive to Jews or mature women or women at all.”