Michael Etherton
Michael Etherton is the CEO of UK Jewish Film
Jewish culture in Britain is being silenced
The Chief Executive of UK Jewish Film says cinemas and venues are quietly blocking out his organisation
Take a stand for Israel by supporting our film festival
The UK Jewish Film Festival stands in solidarity with the Jewish state and its filmmakers and actors
Jewish films made in Britain? They don’t count
The diversity agenda in the arts excludes films focusing on a certain minority community
Time to take pride in Jewish culture
'Let’s not forget the visceral power of a vast screen, the embracing resonance of surround sound, the feeling of shared experience that comes with watching a film about our community as a community.'
We don't all have beards and peyot
'Almost inevitably, whenever I hear the word “Jew” on ITV, Sky News, the BBC or a host of national newspapers, the images show strictly-Orthodox Jews shopping in Golders Green or walking solemnly past London’s synagogues.'
Our cultural charities need your help
Culture sustains us in troubled times - but its funding is not secure, says the chief executive of UK Jewish Film
UK Jewish Film Festival 2017: Unique stories shared with the wider world
Michael Etherton, CEO of UK Jewish Film introduces the 2017 programme
Cinema, croissants and queues
Michael Etherton from UK Jewish Film gives us a peek at life on the other side of the velvet rope
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