Feldshuh has been using the time to write a memoir about her mother, getting to know her first grandson and awaiting the birth of two granddaughters.
In his HBO documentary “Showbiz Kids,” Alex Winter interviews former child stars about the pitfalls, pressures and price of fame.
Given our current crises, it’s a film ripe for analysis.
“This film has always stayed with me; the subject of how our actions and words affect the people around us,” Haas told the Journal.
From “Transparent” to “Call Me By Your Name,” these characters gave voice to LGBTQ Jews.
Fiddler on the Roof’s ability to transcend cultures and generations makes it an effective tool in the fight against anti-Semitism.
Scott Browner went from shooting “The Goldbergs” to being a lifeline to self-isolating seniors.
What would have become of Anne Frank had she survived the Holocaust?
The film depicts how replacing the tragic scars of terror and war with more positive markings enables people to reclaim their bodies.
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