A portrait of acclaimed Israeli artist Hanoch Piven, exploring his art and worldview.

A joyful Jewish summer-camp comedy about a struggling musician who takes a job supervising misfit campers.

A journey through the Jewish Catskills—aka the Borscht Belt—reviving the iconic resort that inspired Dirty Dancing.

The story of Henrietta Szold, founder of Hadassah and a major force in Jewish education, healthcare, and rescue efforts.

A group of seven women are coerced into Hitler’s secret circle of food tasters, where each meal could be their last.

Three Australian sisters pursue justice against an abusive former ultra-Orthodox school principal.

A coincidental encounter propels a woman who is waiting for her husband at the airport, to pick up a complete stranger instead. Nominated for 12 Israeli Academy Awards.

Uncover how coordinated disinformation campaigns fueled divisions, and accelerated anti-semitism in the West.

A probing investigation examines how a relief agency founded to aid Palestinian refugees after the 1948 Arab-Israeli War grew into a sprawling, politicized institution.

A coming-of-age comedy-drama about a 13-year-old Jewish boy preparing for his bar mitzvah while secretly finding comfort in the Catholic church.

The French-Belgian Israeli caricaturist Michel Kichka reflects on his career.

The true story of a beloved German TV host whose public image conceals his identity as a Holocaust survivor.

An Israeli father drops his soldier son at a remote military base and cannot bring himself to leave.

Told through Wiesel's own words, interviews, and animation, this documentary examines the man behind the public legacy.

A couple's seemingly perfect life collapses after medical tests reveal a shocking secret.

An underemployed young man becomes a nanny for a dissatisfied older actress in this comedy-drama.

The story of Michel Cojot, who pursued Nazi war criminal Klaus Barbie, and played a dramatic role as an Entebbe hostage.

The true story of Elena Di Porto, a Roman Jewish woman who resisted Fascism and helped save lives in the Jewish ghetto.

Israeli wheelchair badminton champion Nina Gorodetsky navigates competing definitions of strength, family, and fulfillment.

On the eve of the German invasion of Belgium, a tender attachment forms between a gifted young radio apprentice and a talented Jewish actress.

When her son is killed by the IDF, Iris Haim’s search for meaning leads her to bestselling author Dr. Edith Eger, an Auschwitz survivor whose story reshapes Iris’s path to healing.