Jacob Burns Film Center: Fantasy Life Elegantly made and sharply observant, this distinctly New York comedy and family drama is buoyed by an ensemble of beloved actors Amanda Peet, in her first starring role in over a decade; Judd Hirsch, […]
Jacob Burns Film Center: Fantasy Life Elegantly made and sharply observant, this distinctly New York comedy and family drama is […]
Jacob Burns Film Center: Shoah Claude Lanzmann’s nine-and-a-half hour Holocaust documentary Shoah stands four decades after its release as one of the […]
Jacob Burns Film Center: When Caesar Was King In the 1950s, Sid Caesar was the most influential, highly paid, and […]
Jacob Burns Film Center Jewish Film Festival: A Thre Course Meal… Three Food Films A cinematic feast about the joys […]
Jacob Burns Film Center Jewish Film Festival: A Thre Course Meal… Three Food Films A cinematic feast about the joys […]
Jacob Burns Film Center Jewish Film Festival: The Last Spy Peter Sichel, born in 1922 into a wealthy German Jewish […]
Jacob Burns Film Center Jewish Film Festival: The Last Spy Peter Sichel, born in 1922 into a wealthy German Jewish […]
Jacob Burns Film Center Jewish Film Festival: The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz This film adaptation of his classic coming-of-age novel The […]
Jacob Burns Film Center Jewish Film Festival: Neshoma Sandra Beerends’ beautiful and bittersweet film Neshoma captures the spirit and soul of Amsterdam’s […]
Jacob Burns Film Center Jewish Film Festival: Neshoma Sandra Beerends’ beautiful and bittersweet film Neshoma captures the spirit and soul of Amsterdam’s […]
Jacob Burns Film Center Jewish Film Festival: Neshoma Sandra Beerends’ beautiful and bittersweet film Neshoma captures the spirit and soul of Amsterdam’s […]
Jacob Burns Film Center Jewish Film Festival: A Letter to David David Cunio was abducted from Nir Oz on October […]
