James Mottram is a film journalist and author. He's written several books on film including The Making of Dunkirk, published in the UK by Titan
Forty two years on, the hijacking of Air France flight No. 139 remains etched in the Israeli consciousness. Now a Brazilian-Jewish filmmaker has made a film about it
By James Mottram
We talk to the comedian about conquering low self esteem, early antisemitic experiences and THAT Instagram pic
James Mottram meets Menashe Lustig who risked being shunned by his community to star in a film inspired by his life story
“Nobody does that in showbusiness. To call and say ‘Hey, congrats on that…’ That doesn’t happen.
A new film tells the astonishing true story of a Warsaw couple who smuggled Jewish families from the ghettos and hid them from Hitler's killers in the basement of a zoo
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Former yeshivah student turned film director Ben Younger is also a chef, a pilot and a motorcyclist
Interview: Logan Lerman
Portman's latest film, Planetarium, which receives its UK premiere at this year's London Film Festival, is the first time she's made a feature directed by a woman.