At safaris for affluent tourists, lions are hunted in enclosed areas with nowhere to run; a documentary, 'Blood Lions,' exposes the disturbing scope of 'canned hunting' in South Africa
Exploring U.S. policy in the Iraq war, Doug Liman’s ‘The Wall’ offers suspense, but lacks historical and ideological validity
In directing ‘The Last Face,’ starring Charlize Theron and Javier Bardem, Sean Penn’s filmmaking talents seem to have collided with his social and political conscience, resulting in their mutual annihilation
British actor will play the SS officer captured by Israeli spies in Argentina in 1960
'The film was allowed to screen in Jordanian cinemas due to a lack of legal precedent to do otherwise'
Diana, Princess of Themyscira, Daughter of Hippolyta? Don't be fooled by the Greco-Roman names. Wonder Woman has deep roots in Jewish lore
From Jews to Neo-Nazis, everyone's got an opinion
'Wonder Woman,' the smash hit starring Israeli actress Gal Gadot, was banned in Lebanon but is expected to be screened is several other Arab countries
It’s too bad that so little creativity went into thinking about the screenplay of the latest ‘Pirates’ movie, which turned out to be a jumble of glitzy action extravaganzas
Comics, conventions and Hollywood still favor hypersexualized, simplistic female characters, and don't treat female fans as equals
Despite its vagueness, 'Saving Neta,' made up of four stories about four women, is a movie worth seeing
'Indoors,' Eitan Green’s latest film, does not shrink away from setting the record straight: Every happy family is unhappy, in fact, in its own way
Following her success in Israel with five short films about sexual harassment, writer-director Sigal Avin takes her project to the United States
Despite all the victory photo albums that flooded Israel after the 1967 war, Israeli filmmakers found it hard to deal with the subject
'Indoors' portrays a family man trying to provide what a family needs, and has much to say about the nature of Israeliness
Culture Minister Regev claims the documentary, ‘The Lab,’ which is to be shown at the Jerusalem Cinematheque on Thursday, ‘seeks to undermine the state and its values’
The movie has been shown at 60 festivals in 36 countries and won 24 prizes, says Tel Aviv University’s Steve Tisch School of Film and Television.
Erez Tadmor's 'Homeport' is not a trivial film, but it could have been a much more complex and satisfying work.
Danny Sanderson’s new album isn’t as good as his previous one, but even if it’s not a bullseye, it’s definitely on target.
Uri Singer used the technology to advertise his latest movie at the Sundance Film Festival, but worries that it’s easier for young people to emotionally communicate with robots, computerized dolls and holograms.
