Why the Birth of Tarantino's Son Is Bigger Than Mere Celebrity News
An examination of the protagonists of Tarantino’s films shows that the surprising turn in his private life was only a matter of time
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Top Israeli TV Shows and Films to Binge-watch During the Coronavirus Lockdown
From classics like ‘Fauda’ and ‘Shtisel’ to little-known gems like ‘Off White Lies’ and ‘Dancing in Jaffa,’ here are over 20 Israeli works to keep you entertained
Film Critiquing Iranian Death Penalty Wins Berlin's Golden Bear
Director Mohammad Rasoulof was unable to leave Iran to pick up the award because of propaganda charges he faces in relation to earlier films
What's Missing From Real-life Drama 'Dark Waters'? Real Rage
‘Dark Waters’ is a well-told, faithful recreation of how DuPont faced a belated reckoning for giving profits priority over the health of millions. But the events deserve a bigger show of cinematic fury
'The Farewell' Is a Love Letter to China
‘The Farewell,’ starring Awkwafina, breaches the Chinese-American divide
This Jewish Data Whiz Uses Math to Predict the Oscar Winners
Ben Zauzmer says that the Jewish love of calculating odds is no coincidence: 'that same spirit with which we approach religion is also I think a very useful one to approach statistics with'
Berlin Film Festival Suspends Prize Named for Founder After Report Alleging Nazi Links
Newspaper says Alfred Bauer held senior post in film directorate set up by Goebbels
Netflix's 'Uncut Gems': See Adam Sandler Like You've Never Seen Him Before – Acting
Adam Sandler deserved an Oscar nomination for his bravura performance in 'Uncut Gems,' the new Safdie brothers film on Netflix
Oscar-nominated Director Examines Israeli Violence and Sexuality in New Trilogy
'Ajami' director Yaron Shani's new trilogy creates an experience that is as intriguing as it is moving
'Like a Boss' Is a Buddy Comedy Fail
'Like a Boss': An incoherent script topples a promising cast and takes the sting out of a potentially snappy comedy
WATCH Baron Cohen Slams Zuckerberg at the Golden Globes: 'Child Who Spreads Nazi Propaganda'
Sacha Baron Cohen was nominated for his leading role as Israeli Eli Cohen in the mini-series 'The Spy'
'1917' Movie Review: An Unparalleled Spectacle of War
Sam Mendes’ latest effort has a mythological, adventurous heft that stems from its lack of reference to any of the actual events of World War I, but keeps you riveted
'Jojo Rabbit:' A Wild Satire Depicting Hitler as a Superstar While Ridiculing Him
Breathing fresh life into well-worn, raw Nazi material, Taika Waititi's film looks at Nazi Germany through the eyes of a naive 10-year-old
Gal Gadot to Co-produce Film Adaptation of Barred Novel on Israeli-Palestinian Romance
Dorit Rabinyan's 'All the Rivers' was at the heart of a controversy after Israel's Education Ministry refused to include it in reading list for high school students
'Star Wars': The Nostalgia Trip of Skywalker
Despite dizzying action, the last installment of ‘Star Wars’ offers an artificial, engineered conclusion to the veteran space saga
Fox & Fiends: Why You Need to Watch Both 'The Loudest Voice' and 'Bombshell'
Showtime’s seven-part TV series 'The Loudest Voice' and Jay Roach’s new film 'Bombshell' both recount the downfall of Roger Ailes, with differing but complementary approaches
Netflix’s ‘The Two Popes’ Is a Heavenly Delight – but Don’t Expect Any Nazis
Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce both excel in a film that reimagines a recent crisis in the Catholic church. What are the chances of a sequel set in the Jewish world?
Documentary on Israeli Lawyer Defending Palestinians Accused of Terrorism Shortlisted for Oscar
Five finalists for award will be announced next month ■ ‘Stay Close,’ produced by Israeli Nevo Shinaar, shortlisted in the documentary short category
Star Wars: Who Said It? Yoda or a Jewish Sage
In honor of J.J. Abrams returning to Star Wars try deciphering which of the following quotes were said by Yoda in a 'Star Wars' film and which were said by Jewish sages of centuries past.
WATCH 'Star Wars' Premiers Ninth and Final Movie as Hollywood Celebrates End of an Era
'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' concludes a story that began 42 years ago, in 1977, when filmmaker George Lucas introduced a young hero named Luke Skywalker