In 'Witness,' playing through January 23, the Arlekin Players take their performance online, combining tech elements to transport viewers back to the ill-fated MS St. Louis in 1939

An influx of immigrants from the former Soviet Union, combined with tech firms trying to project image of cosmopolitan savvy, mean the festival is becoming increasingly mainstream

As the retired lieutenant colonel releases 'Here, Right Matters: An American Story,' he discusses growing up as a Ukrainian Jewish immigrant and the values that led him to testify

Poignant and funny, film follows two famous voiceover actors who move to Israel in the post-Soviet era as they try to fit, socially and professionally, into their new homeland

Event hosted by DocAviv opens October 7 in Tel Aviv Cinematheque

Filmmaker Inbar Horesh offers a brief but telling glance at questions of Jewish identity among tourists who meet immigrant soldiers from their homeland

Screening August 4, 'Red Penguins' traces marketing guy Steven Warshaw's attempt to turn former Red Army hockey team on to US-style razzamatazz in time of chaos and corruption

Yael Ilinsky says she posted pictures of herself doing so in order to expose problems with voting procedures

President says 'nobody' will change Israel's Jewish and democratic character, after PA chief said he wouldn't recognize Jewish state; Liberman uses remark to assail ultra-Orthodox

Shas and Yisraeli Beytenu leaders accuse each other of seeking to extort benefits for their constituencies in their talks with potential government partners