Q & A | Black, deaf, and Jewish filmmaker Eli Steele is challenging how we view race
When Eli Steele, who is deaf in addition to being Black and Jewish, wanted to become a filmmaker, he was joining a long line of people who refused to accept what society told them about themselves.
Zoe Kravitz Ushers In The Era Of Jewish Catwoman
It was announced on Monday that Zoe Kravitz, the preternaturally cool actress daughter of Lisa Bonet and Lenny Kravitz, will star opposite Robert Pattinson in Matt Reeves’ upcoming Batman movie.
Mexican Director's Jewish Theme
Isaac Cherem, the young Mexican film director, believes that his coming-of-age film Leona might cause a “tsunami” in Mexico’s Syrian-Jewish community.
Rashida Jones, Tracee Ellis Ross and other Jews of color nominated for NAACP Image Awards
Announced on Feb. 13th, here are the nominees of The NAACP Image Awards who are also Jewish, or have a Jewish connections.
New Book: The Cat that Ate the Canoli: Tales of the Hiddens Jews of Southern Italy
The Italian-American rabbi is determined to uncover the Jewish roots buried in these hills, lost through centuries of persecution and obscured by decades of misunderstanding.
Learning from Little White Lies
Identity and race is something we all need to be able to talk about—even as Jews.
The 17th Annual Sephardic Jewish Film Festival
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Strippers, Jewish Guilt, and Loneliness Collide in Jill Soloway's New Feature Film
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Great Seder Films
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