Anthony Hopkins stars as the British stockbroker who rescued dozens of children from the Holocaust
By Eliana Jordan
There is very little here that we haven’t already seen
By Linda Marric
This touching semi-autobiographical drama is simply sublime from start to finish
The Jewish filmmaker argued Rubiales shouldn’t lose his job over incident with Jenni Hermoso
By Richard Percival
The Denzel Washington thriller does exactly what’s expected from it with added gravitas
Gay Jewish filmmaker Ira Sachs returns with a mesmerising romantic drama set in Paris
The British actress also said she ignored pressure from the BDS movement to ignore Israel
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Victoria Prever and daughter Kitty, who celebrates her big day next month, review You're So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah
By Victoria Prever
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Slasher comedy tackles the question: Why do black characters die before white characters in mainstream horror movies?
They may be predictable but this film is bursting with side-splitting one-liners
The veteran actor said that his grandmother's virulent antisemitism caused him to want to speak up
By Josh Kaplan
Motorsports fans will of course enjoy the movie
The comedian, actor and musician has a proud connection to his faith
By Nicole Lampert
Friedkin passed away in Los Angeles after suffering unspecified health issues
Alice Winocour tells of her inherited Jewish trauma and her new film on the 2015 Paris terror attacks
By James Mottram
Alice Winocour’s latest film on the 2015 outrages focuses on the protagonist's feelings of guilt, alienation and, finally, acceptance
