There is a lot about the film that feels both old fashioned, but it is definitely entertaining
By Linda Marric
The son of refugees from Nazi Germany, he played up his bruising apprenticeship in the pool halls and played down his career as a college football player and acting student
Our hero tries to find inner peace but is forced to return to action in this second instalment of the franchise
Ideal escapism if you feel down, Crossing Delancey also offers home truths about love
He’s played Hitler, a sumo wrestler and an Israeli politician — Francine White meets the chameleon-like Fauda star
Groups of suitclad teenage boys are disrupting screenings of the new Minions movie across the world
A real eye-opener with a fantastic performance by Emma Thompson, who seemingly can’t put a foot wrong
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Justin Kurzel directs this impressive dramatisation of the infamous 1996 Port Arthur massacre in Australia
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Israel-born actress to star in Lady of the Lake, based on Laura Lippman’s best-selling book
By Nicole Lampert
The controversial Jewish filmmaker will film his 50th film in the French capital
By Ben Bloch
A touching and sometimes bleak story about the super-talented kid who fell prey to a slippery manager
This harrowing post-Holocaust drama might make for a bleak watch, but its message is that of love and forgiveness
Francine White’s all shook up over the surprisingly Jewish heritage of Elvis Presley
By Francine White
The classic sci fi movie Blade Runner is 40 years old. Nathan Abrams argues that this AI tale can be read in a very Jewish way
By Nathan Abrams
American comedy star whose exaggerated style and bad-taste jokes delighted audiences
By Emma Klein
A prolific French filmmaker takes on the subject of euthanasia in his latest drama, based on a true story
