A documentary airs disputed testimonies of a 1948 massacre by former IDF soldiers now in their 90s, calling attention to a nondescript parking lot that may hold victims' remains
With a shocking documentary out this month, director Alon Schwarz says Israel can only move forward as a Jewish democratic state by being honest about the killing of Arab villagers
Mother-son duo Tess and Josh Gerritsen travel the world to find out why pigs are so controversial in the movie screening virtually at the Miami Jewish Film Festival through Jan. 26
The Israel Film Archive opens a trove of films previously closed to the public that shows wars, elections and vintage advertisements, thanks to a yearslong $10M digitization effort
New short animated Netflix doc 'Camp Confidential' by Israeli directors Mor Loushy and Daniel Sivan unearths a controversial top-secret program that helped America win the Cold War
When Adrienne Shelly was victim of a high-profile murder in 2006, Andy Ostroy and daughter Sophie were left to pick up the pieces; the new exploration of her life premiered Dec. 1
The film opened in US theaters Dec. 3 and is sweeping up awards; in it, 'Amin,' a gay academic with family in Afghanistan, tells a harrowing story that is far too common
'Munich 1972,' a 3-part series on the terrorist killings of Israeli Olympic athletes and coaches, will include archival footage, interviews with key figures and dramatized scenes
Andrew Birkin says videos of him interviewing the German architect in the 1970s were doctored in the film, leaving the impression that he did not challenge antisemitic statements
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