The director said that antisemitism is 'standing proud with hands on hips, like Hitler and Mussolini'
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Tender tale of two boys' bond features impressive performances from young actors in central roles
By Linda Marric
Another rematch in the pugilistic saga is one too many and feels like a chore
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Schindler’s Jews are terrorised people who cannot be whole in Steven Spielberg's 1993 film
The film draws comparisons between the plight of the Holocaust victim and undocumented immigrants
By Georgia L Gilholy
Touching and funny tale of child growing up with two warring parents
Debut director Mali Elfman gives an expertly constructed and hugely original moral-dilemma narrative that delivers on almost every promise
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The pianist Margaret Fingerhut has teamed up with a Ukrainian filmmaker to raise funds for warzone aid
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Guy Nattiv said that Golda Meir's family suggested Mirren take the role
By James Mottram
An unpredictable thriller full of sharp turns
A new book traces the relationship between Tinseltown and the Jewish state
The insect superhero is back again
Kerry Shale, who appeared in the 1983 Barbra Streisand film, has penned a fresh take on Isaac Bashevis Singer's classic short story
By JC Reporter
Linda Marric's not impressed by the latest episode in this stripper saga
Dave Franco and Alison's Brie's film feels like a pastiche of genre rather than a fully fledged romcom
The film has faced backlash for reinforcing ‘painful’ stereotypes and ‘playing the Holocaust for laughs’
