I used to always joke that I was “Jew-ish” – mostly just the nose and neuroses. Out of fear of being lumped into a category, with all its associated stereotypes and expectations, having a sense of humor about my background was my defense mechanism.
Perhaps
In the riveting courtroom drama Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem, the titular character is not the only one on trial. Viviane Amsalem’s husband Elisha, the actual defendant, has been called before the beit din (rabbinic tribunal) for refusing to grant
Two new award-winning foreign language films examine identity, faith, and family through the lens of improbable relationships that lead to fateful choices. Ida, set in 1962 Communist Poland, and Félix and Meira, set in contemporary Montreal.
Ida
(Polish
