At 24, Hagit is lovely, with a smile that lights up not just a room but the brooding Negev Desert.

Documentarian Leah Warshawski captures the story and impact of her larger-than-life grandmother in the film Big Sonia.

In Colliding Dreams, filmmakers Joseph Dorman and Oren Rudavsky largely succeed in the task of compressing into 134 minutes the history of Zionism.

Part nostalgia, part criticism, Arabic Movie explores the cultural and political of the Arabic feature film broadcasted in the early days of Israel's television industry.

Some difficult problems arise when Moshe, an Orthodox settler driving his family to their West Bank home on a late Friday afternoon, disables his car

Natalie Portman wrote, directed and stars in this beautiful adaptation of Israeli author Amos Oz’s eponymous autobiography. In it, Oz lovingly depicts Jerusalem during Mandatory

Two 90-year-old men decide to track down and kill the SS guard who murdered both their families in Auschwitz.

Documentary filmmaker Gayle Kirschenbaum is out with her second film that explores her complicated relationship with her mother, Mildred.