Documentaries
Documentary explores the “Shared Legacies” of America’s Black and Jewish communities
“Many people don’t know this story, but it’s a significant and important part of American history that needs to be acknowledged,”
They set out to find ‘The Meaning of Hitler.’ How did they fail so badly?
I have never seen a film more intent on challenging its own need to exist.
How a Jewish filmmaker wound up eating cake with the pope — an interview with Evgeny Afineevsky
“Francesco” gained international attention for a 30-second clip in which Pope Francis expressed support for same-sex civil unions.
They returned to summer camp — and saw the country’s political future
By searching for consensus in a polarized summer program, “Boys State” examines the future of consensus in our polarized democracy.
Miriam Revesz’s doc reveals the hidden struggles of mental illness
A portrait of Israel’s first family — and Israel, itself
“Dayan: The First Family” illustrates the generational divides and ideological differences that carried the Jewish state from its prehistory to today.
In ‘Circus of Books,’ a nice Jewish couple finds success in gay porn
The new Netflix doc, “Circus of Books,” examines how a nice Jewish couple, Karen and Barry Mason, found success in gay porn
When Tragedy Struck A Rolling Stones Festival, And The Maysles Brothers Caught It On Film
It was supposed to be “the greatest party of 1969.” Instead, it was the last.
All Of The Jewish Wins And Woes Of The 2019 Oscars
Jews won a lot, lost even more, sang, and shared hard truths.
In ‘The Young Karl Marx’ Raoul Peck Found The Man Behind The Myth. He Told Us How.
Raoul Peck’s latest film, “The Young Karl Marx,” is a story of clashing ideas.