A lackluster exhibit gives short shrift to Claude Lanzmann’s legacy — and to the Shoah’s victims
‘Voices from the Shoah Tapes’ at The New York Historical is a pale shadow of a proper tribute in Berlin
Production designer Jack Fisk said this bit of decoration paid homage to the past, and solved a modern-day headache
‘Voices from the Shoah Tapes’ at The New York Historical is a pale shadow of a proper tribute in Berlin
Josh Safdie's period epic sees Timothée Chalamet vying for ping-pong supremacy
Set during the Brazilian dictatorship of the late 20th century, a fugitive meets a Holocaust survivor mistaken for a Nazi.
Tom Nesher’s ‘Come Closer’ is premiering in New York
Should we read anything into cartoon lynxes who control the government and the weather?
The musical sequel recalls Nuremberg Laws in a scene added for the film
Sung at graduations, funerals and retirement parties, Stephen Schwartz's 'For Good' is now the 'Hallelujah' of showtunes
The rom-com is a messy meditation on American Jewry
In the documentary ‘Traces of Home,’ Colette Ghunim grapples with the burdens she hoped she'd never have to face
‘The Big Cheese’ follows an American team vying for dairy gold in Europe