Film & TV
Natalie Portman Just Made A Really Big Mistake
By taking this stance, she exposes herself as at best a naïve, stumbling activist or at worst an utter hypocrite.
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The Nazi-Era Thriller That Got Its Director Banned From Filmmaking
Everyone from the French communists to the Gestapo decried the film.
Movie News: Sacha Baron Cohen To Play Mossad Agent, The Jewish Undertones of ‘Rosemary’s Baby’
This week’s movie news echoes the mystery, beauty and latent horror of the season.
Why Won’t Cannes Let Female Filmmakers Compete For the Palme D’Or?
The Cannes Film Festival’s 2018 lineup might excite certain cinephiles, but the selections have left some observers scratching their heads.
What Does Natalie Portman’s Snub Mean To The Food World?
What ripple effect will Natalie Portman’s rejection of Israel have in the food world?
Why ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ Was Really A Jewish Horror Movie
Now 50 years old, was the horror classic really just “a good Jewish practical joke on Christianity?”
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The IDF Made This Film 18 Years Ago — Why Hasn’t Anyone Seen It?
Given that “The Disappeared” was such an enormous undertaking, it’s surprisingly hard to find any information about it.
The Secret Jewish History Of ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’
“I told Kubrick this was a very Jewish film, and I explained why I thought so. Judaism is a breakthrough in thinking.”
Movie News: Silent Film About Anti-Semitism Reemerges, Harvey Weinstein Gets Dumped
Talya Zax wrote on ““Die Stadt Ohne Juden,” or “The City Without Jews,” a 1924 Austrian silent film that was rediscovered in a flea market.
A Film About The Blight Of Anti-Semitism Dominated Austria’s Box Office — In 1924
The end of “Die Stadt Ohne Juden,” or “The City Without Jews,” was a revelation in 2015, when a copy of the Austrian film was found at a flea market.
What Movies Do You Need To Watch To Understand America?
Any list of essential films about American immigration that omits “Hester Street” is a shonde.
