“I didn’t decide to take on the Catholic Church. I decided to pursue a story"

We talk to the newspaper editor whose 2002 investigation into a child abuse cover-up by the Catholic Church has been made into an award-winning film

A film that’s become more urgent than ever

We still live with father's evil legacy

How does it feel to discover your father was a Nazi?

Fighting back to put antisemitism on the ropes

Getting people to open their wallets for a first feature is never easy.

'My quest to understand the unapologetic Nazis'

Listening to the terrible silence of men involved in the Indonesian genocide

Tradition bites back

Interview: Jon Stewart

After quitting The Daily Show, the satirist reveals why he's made a film about torture

Interview: Nancy Spielberg

We Spielbergs were known as 'dirty Jews'

How we won the Austrian art war

If there was no time, they left them behind.

The dark secrets of 'Dear Heinrich'

It is amazing what some people keep under their beds.

Return of Mein Kampf

Many wish that Adolf Hitler's hate-filled manifesto would simply disappear

The strange disappearance of Martin Luther King's rabbi

How an enemy can offer a green light to peace

Interview: Israel Horowitz

If I hadn't been a writer, I'd be in jail

How not to propose - it's a movie idea

Simon Helberg has made a very personal romantic comedy