How Claude Lanzmann Felt About Tarantino's 'Inglourious Basterds'
What it was like meeting Claude Lanzmann, the man who tried to understand the impossible
Movies
Long-lost Stanley Kubrick Script Found, Revealing Filmmaker's Jewish Roots
Screenplay discovered by Prof. Nathan Abrams shows how, like in 'Eyes Wide Shut,' Kubrick stripped stories from their Jewishness to adapt them to all-American settings
A Triple Whammy: 'Three Identical Strangers' Asks Disturbing Questions
A documentary revolves around the scientific quest that separated triplets who were reunited only decades after adoption
'Ant-Man and the Wasp': Marvel's Revolutionary Choice Pays Off
'Ant-Man and the Wasp' is the first Marvel Studios film to bear the name of a superheroine. It shows the Wasp doesn’t need a sidekick
'Adrift': Too Bad the Romantic Clichés Drown Out the Survival Story
'Adrift' heavily relies on Shailene Woodley - and she delivers the goods
The Story of the Warsaw Ghetto as Told by the Jews, Not the Nazis
New docudrama ‘Who Will Write Our History’ uses reenactments, archival footage and interviews to depict the heroic efforts of Emanuel Ringelblum and cohorts to capture the reality of Jewish ghetto life during the Holocaust
Israeli Director Reveals Recipe for Success With Surprise Hit ‘The Cakemaker’
It took Ofir Raul Graizer eight years to get his debut film onto the big screen. Now, fresh from critical acclaim for his sweet tale, he’s baking up an American remake
What 'Ocean's 8' Is Missing
'Ocean's 8' is a feminist, glamorous (and flawed) ode to theft
U.S. Filmmaker Lilly Rivlin, the Cousin of the Israeli President, Calls on Women to Take to the Streets
The N.Y.-based director talks about feminist pioneers, being a real activist and the "very serious quarrel" she has had with her famous cousin
Why You Should Drag Your Kids to See 'The Incredibles 2'
'The Incredibles 2' is superhero film that teaches kids that mom and dad are human too
Holocaust Movies: 19 of the Best Beyond Schindler's List
A list of Holocaust movies sometimes forgotten, but always worth a watch
'Disobedience' Offers a Glimpse Into an Insular World - but Goes Beyond Voyeurism
Set in London’s Haredi community, 'Disobedience,' starring Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams, transcends its social confines to create a complex story
Gal Gadot to Star in a New Action Thriller With Dwayne Johnson
'Wonder Woman' star worked with Johnson in the 'Fast & Furious' franchise ■ New movie, 'Red Notice,' centers around the pursuit of an art thief
Solving the Mystery of Agatha Christie's Movie Magic
Why are filmmakers so inexorably drawn to Agatha Christie's work?
'Solo' Is a Fun Addition to the Depressing 'Star Wars' Universe
Although the newest ‘Star Wars’ film tells a more complete story of the beloved Han Solo, it is also the biggest switch from the main plot to new realms
Gal Gadot to Produce Movie About Cuban Revolutionary Fidel Castro
Israeli actress and her husband planning film ‘My Dearest Fidel,’ on the American journalist who became one of the Cuban leader’s confidantes
'Deadpool 2' Is Trying Way Too Hard
Almost every sentence in 'Deadpool 2' is a super-self-aware dig at comic books, Hollywood and most of all Ryan Reynolds
U.S. Version of Israeli Hit Film ‘Last Band in Lebanon’ to Be Made
The 2016 Hebrew-language comedy tells the story of Israeli military band reservists who discover that Israel has withdrawn from Lebanon without them, but in the U.S. version, the withdrawal will be from Iraq
'Tully': Not Just Another Motherhood Movie
‘Tully,’ starring Charlize Theron, offers a universal statement about middle class families
'You Were Never Really Here': Joaquin Phoenix Is Brilliant, but the Film Has a Major Flaw
In Lynne Ramsey’s film, Joaquin Phoenix is brilliant as Joe, a hitman with a conscience, a modern gunslinger whose specialty is rescuing trafficked girls