Seret 2015 | Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem Review
Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem, Ronit and Shlomi Elkabetz' emotional, urgent and sensational tale of one woman's plea for her freedom.
UK Jewish Film Festival 2014 | Anywhere Else Review
Ester Amrami's Anywhere Else is a somewhat misjudged representation of a woman trying to figure out where she belongs in life.
UK Jewish Film Festival 2014 | The Seder | Short | Review
The Seder tells the story of Leo and Mitchell - a gay couple who keep telling each other they are in love.
UK Jewish Film Festival Begins Today
UK Jewish Film is delighted to announce that the 18th annual showcase of contemporary Jewish film will take place in 14 cinemas across London (including the BFI Southbank, Curzon Mayfair and JW3) as well as various venues in Manchester, Leeds, Nottingham and Glasgow.
UK Jewish Film Festival 2014 | Youth Review
Tom Shoval's Youth is a delicately told and wonderfully written comment on family, circumstances, economic injustice and gender issues whilst also commenting on the boundaries that the youth of today are willing to break to get what they feel they are entitled to.
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 is as hollow as an empty coffin. I’m not angry, I’m just disappointed. I’m surprised that that wonderful cliché didn’t make it into a script littered with them