Movie Reviews
French directors Éric Toledano, Olivier Nakache return with 'Just An Illusion' -review
They specialize in movies that keep audiences entertained from start to finish, but are also genuinely moving, as well as very funny.
Assaf Machnes's 'Where to?' wins top prize at Jerusalem Film Festival
'Köln 75': The unlikely story behind Keith Jarrett's iconic concert - review
'Tuner' mixes classical music, crime, and Dustin Hoffman - review
Falling for a gentle 'Riceboy Sleeps' - review
Korea has been coming into its own in recent years as an international entertainment powerhouse.
‘Ferrari’ feels as if it’s stuck in second gear at times - film review
The movie reinvents no wheels. But it sure knows how to film ’em.
What to watch on Christmas? Your Jewish guide to this winter’s biggest movies
Here’s your Jewish guide to the new theatrical and streaming options available this Christmas season.
'On the Adamant' explores ways of coping with mental illness - review
The movie portrays the intractable nature of mental illness and at the same time, is a tribute to the resilience of those who live with it.
Why it’s the right time for ‘Running on Sand’
Running on Sand, which opened all over Israel in theaters on Thursday, is exactly what the country needs right now.
‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ is ‘Chinatown’ meets ‘Dances with Wolves’
A film review of Martin Scorsese’s 'Killers of the Flower Moon', which just opened in theaters around Israel.
Fearful flyers are the focus of comedy ‘Northern Comfort’ - review
Northern Comfort, which combines a fear-of-flying comedy with a trope about people getting stuck in an out-of-the-way place, is gentle entertainment filled with good performances by familiar faces.
'Wahou!': A real estate comedy that can't close the deal - review
All in all, Wahou! has enjoyable moments, but it would be more suitable as a streaming choice than a movie you would want to fork out money for at a theater.
The politics behind 'Blaga's Lessons' - review
Blaga’s Lessons is a dark film that tells the story of a recently widowed language and literature teacher who is cheated out of her life savings by a phone scammer.
'Jeanne du Barry' director Maiwenn on finding common language with actor Johnny Depp
The movie features Johnny Depp in his first French-speaking role as King Louis XV of France, and Maiwenn as the titular courtesan who becomes the monarch’s favorite.
