Go see this magnificent film. If only because, whether your leader is Trump or Bibi, they may one day too soon get us all killed in a war, and you need to hold your loved ones today, now
New Yorker reports additional cases, some which allege rape; meanwhile, Simon Wiesenthal Center condemns movie mogul but has not withdrawn 2015 honor
French actor Pierre Richard has long been celebrated as a gifted practitioner of physical comedy, and its absence in ‘Mr. Stein Goes Online’ keeps the movie from taking off
'Blade Runner 2049,' Denis Villeneuve's sequel to Ridley Scott's 1982 classic, is worth seeing but doesn't have the philosophical and theoretical depth of the original
'Back to the Fatherland,’ a documentary to be showcased next week at the Haifa International Film Festival, probes this very question
The maker of 'Carnal' wanted to prove that even on farms that are run by self-proclaimed animal lovers, the animals' lives are a nightmare. But his method for doing so is extreme
In 'The Beguiled,' starring Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman and Kirsten Dunst, the elegant exterior defeats the story
Culture Minister Miri Regev will be a notable absentee when the Israeli Oscars are presented on Tuesday, but she still hopes to steal the show
Other notable premieres include films by Darren Aronofsky, Claire Denis, the Taviani brothers and Stephen Frears
'Una,' starring Rooney Mara, handles its themes in ways both subtle and blunt
Shmulik Maoz's 'Foxtrot' shouts the tragic cry of contemporary Israeli life: the howl of parents whose soldier son has died, the bellow of a soldier at a checkpoint, the site of the ruination of Israeli identity
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
From Jews to Neo-Nazis, everyone's got an opinion
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.
