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Israeli director Lior Geller on his new movie The World Will Tremble
By John Nathan
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Jewish actors and creatives are in the hunt for gongs across almost every category of this year’s awards
Brady Corbet’s new movie stars Adrien Brody as a mid-century designer and a Shoah survivor and pays tribute to the beauty of architecture, a discipline rarely celebrated on the screen
By James Mottram
Hollywood star Jesse Eisenberg tells John Nathan about what compelled him to make a movie that took him to the very house in eastern Poland where his great aunt had lived before the Nazi death squads arrived – and to the gas chambers at Majdanek concentration camp
Here comes the Chanukah cringe
The Chief Executive of UK Jewish Film says cinemas and venues are quietly blocking out his organisation
By Michael Etherton
I talk to writer-director Nathan Silver about his new film Between the Temples, featuring a cantor who’s losing his voice and faith until his old teacher saves him
This comedy is based on the kind of ineffectual and hapless Jew that gentiles have long liked most, but it’s Jewish plea to live life to the full is one we can all get behind
