Gabriel Nathan Takes Suicide Prevention on the Road
Gabriel Nathan talks about love more than you do. He talks about it in relation to his twins, Elijah and Louisa, and his wife,...
Film Review | ‘When the Smoke Clears’ Might Leave You Wanting More
I always thought it was weird when cinemas started airing regular commercials before the movie. An advertisement for a Honda Civic seemed out of...
‘Heading Home’ Scores in More Ways Than One
Heading Home: The Tale of Team Israel, the story of the 2017 Israeli baseball team that shocked the baseball world with a Cinderella run...
‘Ask Dr. Ruth’ Chronicles Broken Barriers
It is not so simple to state things simply. To hear it done, then, on late-night television programs, radio shows, sitcoms, morning news panels...
‘The Last Survivors’ Explores Lasting Trauma From Holocaust
The most affecting scene in The Last Survivors, a documentary full of them, occurs at Auschwitz.
With his daughter and granddaughter, Ivor Perl returns to...
Didi Conn Talks ‘Middletown,’ Bar Mitzvahs
The inimitable beauty school dropout will soon be appearing in New Hope.
Didi Conn, who is best known for her role as Frenchy in the...
Barrack Grad Alison Klayman Talks About Her New Documentary on Steve Bannon
Shortly after white supremacists rallied in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017, chanting “Jews will not replace us,” Steve Bannon’s time in the White House...
Lindy CineMondays Spring Film Series Returns
If you can’t wait till November for the Gershman Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival (GPJFF), you can catch great Jewish films from around the world...
‘Simpsons’ Writer Reveals Show’s Jewish Bona Fides
When you think of TV shows with Jewish themes, a few immediately come to mind.
Seinfeld. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Curb Your Enthusiasm. Broad City....
Festival Spotlights Israeli Minority Films
The 23rd annual Israeli Film Festival of Philadelphia has more films highlighting minority and women’s issues than ever before.
The festival, which runs from March...