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Seret 2015 gets bigger and better!
From June 11-21, SERET 2015 – The London Israeli Film and Television Festival – will…
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UK Jewish Film Festival 2014 | Anywhere Else Review
Ester Amrami’s Anywhere Else is a somewhat misjudged representation of a woman trying to figure…
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UK Jewish Film Festival 2014 | The Seder | Short | Review
The Seder tells the story of Leo and Mitchell – a gay couple who keep…
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UK Jewish Film Festival Begins Today
UK Jewish Film is delighted to announce that the 18th annual showcase of contemporary Jewish…
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UK Jewish Film Festival 2014 | Youth Review
Tom Shoval’s Youth is a delicately told and wonderfully written comment on family, circumstances, economic…
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UK Jewish Film Festival 2014 | This Is Where I Leave You Review
This Is Where I Leave You Review For all of its feigned good intentions, it…
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UK Jewish Film Festival 2014 | The Internet’s Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz Review
Brian Knappenberger’s The Internet’s Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz, is the most important,…
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The Ninth Cloud Review | Raindance Festival 2014
The Ninth Cloud, the latest from Jane Spencer, is possibly best described as a dark…
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Michael Madsen to attend European premiere of ‘The Ninth Cloud’
THE NINTH CLOUD, Jane Spencer’s dark, philosophical drama, will receive its European Premiere at this…
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Seret 2014: Six Acts
Johnathan Gurfinkel’s Six Acts is a compelling piece of filmmaking and an interesting example of…