In a brilliantly performed film, a great Jewish narcissist seeks death with dignity
François Ozon's 'Everything Went Fine' is an unnerving account of assisted suicide
François Ozon's 'Everything Went Fine' is an unnerving account of assisted suicide
A new film faithfully brings Charlotte Salomon's magnum opus to screen, yet excises an essential part
Two films at the New York Jewish Film festival flout the usual dark depictions of Hasidism
Chantal Akerman's 'Jeanne Dielman' was recently enshrined by the BFI 'Sight and Sound' poll. Rightly so.
Frederick Wiseman's 'A Couple' depicts Leo and Sophia Tolstoy in perpetual crisis
A retrospective for the filmmaker’s 100th birthday finds a mixed, but compelling, bag of Jewish content
The fate of Éric Zemmour has surprising parallels to the films of the French New Wave
François Ozon’s “Summer of 85,” which hit the Jewish film festival circuit earlier this year, seems like a coup for any lineup: a sumptuous period piece that competed at Cannes and isn’t about the Holocaust should be opening night material. But what makes it Jewish? The film, which comes to cinemas in New York and…