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Forward As long as there are movies about Nazis, there will be movies about the art they looted 31 Oct
Pascal Bonitzer's film "Auction" serves as a recent addition to the genre focusing on Nazi-looted art, exploring the ethical and legal ramifications of art r...
31 Oct
Forward One was born Catholic, another was a West Virginia Protestant — now they're all making Jewish art 27 Oct
"Children of Ruth: Artists Choosing Judaism" is an exhibition that showcases works by artists who have converted to Judaism, illustrating the profound impact...
27 Oct
Forward Linda Lavin's final role is also one of her most Jewish 3 Oct
Linda Lavin's final role in the film 'One Big Happy Family' features her as a grandmother dealing with family secrets unearthed by a DNA test, provoking a jo...
3 Oct
Forward How the world transformed Elie Wiesel — and how he transformed the world 5 Sep
Exploring Elie Wiesel's life, the documentary "Elie Wiesel: Soul on Fire" delves into his transformation from a Holocaust survivor to a global moral icon. Th...
5 Sep
Forward Whoever said 'you can't take it with you' never reckoned with this Jewish patriarch 18 Jul
"Death & Taxes" is a documentary that explores the complexities of legacy through the lens of the Schein family, focusing on the late Harvey Schein, a high-p...
18 Jul
Forward Committed to the Orthodox way of life, but tempted by worlds of intense sexuality 3 Jun
"Pink Lady," directed by Nir Bergman, is an evocative film exploring the tension between Haredi values and the rise of suppressed desires. Centered on Bati, ...
3 Jun
Forward How the war changed an artist's life, his politics — and his painting 15 May
Sam Griffin, a British-born painter who now identifies as Israeli, reflects on his transformation post-Oct. 7 in his exhibition, Aftermath, at the Bernard He...
15 May
Forward At 87, one of the great Jewish film directors thinks there's still time to start over 7 Apr
At 87, acclaimed Jewish filmmaker Claude Lelouch remains vibrant in the cinematic world, celebrating a new restoration of his classic film "A Man and a Woman...
7 Apr
Forward In this Jewish family, everybody needs therapy — especially the therapists themselves 30 Mar
Family Therapy is an Argentinian TV series directed by Alejandra Ciancio, exploring modern family dynamics through the lens of two married psychotherapists, ...
30 Mar
Forward In a transcendent new TV series, a memorable group of misfits struggles on the margins of Tel Aviv 3 Mar
"Just For Today," a new Israeli TV series by Nir Bergman, centers on a Tel Aviv halfway house and the diverse ex-convicts living there, including a variety o...
3 Mar