Premiering in Israel Sunday in Tel Aviv, Matthew Mishory's documentary follows descendants of Arnold Schoenberg as they uncover their long-buried roots in Vienna, Prague and Venice

New multi-disciplinary volume probes Holocaust massacre images taken on Šķēde Beach, where 2,749 Jewish women, men, and children were murdered by German and Latvian firing squads

The heretical Jewish philosopher was excommunicated by his community in 1656 for his ideas. A newly released documentary about him had a similar reception - but critics love it

With the newly released documentary 'Bella!' filmmaker Jeff L. Lieberman hopes to boost recognition of the activist and politician who championed equality and environmentalism

In interview, director Guy Nattiv explains how he sought to soften, deepen the memory of Golda Meir and why Helen Mirren is great for the part of Meir

Out Friday, director Guy Nattiv's latest film, starring Helen Mirren as Golda Meir, skips the broader history lesson and focuses on her humanity as she navigated the Yom Kippur War

Argentine-Jewish director Damian Szifron is known for weaving Jewish characters into his movies

Rules taking effect for next year's Best Picture award aim to encourage diversity in film industry, raising questions and criticism

The film's protagonists find answers to their marital woes in the Nazi death camp, but some say that despite its drawbacks, at least the film teaches Indians about the genocide

New documentary 'A Compassionate Spy' reveals the crisis of conscience that led Manhattan Project physicist Ted Hall to spy for the Soviets, and how his spouse Joan kept his secret