Film

In 2026, you don’t expect an American movie – even a documentary – to include an almost Talmudic discussion focusing on the meaning of the word “can.”

“The Social Reckoning” isn’t about a power struggle, but shows that powerful companies are reluctant to change unless there is pain.

“NAZA: The Real Story” focuses on the IDF’s efforts to avoid civilian casualties while fighting Hamas, portraying an army that takes extensive precautions before carrying out strikes.

“Naza” is not successful on any level as a documentary, but if judged on awards, and getting people who were already angry angrier, it very well may be.

Making Israeli films is not easy. Budgets are generally small by American standards, and international financing has become increasingly difficult to secure amid the cultural boycott of Israeli cinema.

“The Bridge” follows 10 Israelis affected by the Oct. 7 attacks, and what they experienced in Los Angeles at Rock ’n’ Roll Fantasy Camp

Feldshuh said the documentary has provided an opportunity to look back on a career she has never been particularly interested in viewing as finished.