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    Tiger Within

    The incomparable Ed Asner stars in this tender story that recounts the unlikely friendship between Samuel, a Holocaust survivor, and Casey, a skinhead teen runaway.

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    The Monkey House

    In this witty, twisty Israeli dramedy, a fading left-wing novelist devises a clever scheme to revive his career and love life, kindling self-discovery and unexpected connections.

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    Seven Blessings

    Behind the facade of joie de vivre and togetherness, there are secrets, lies, and a painful old wound that forces them to confront the past.

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    Not Quite That

    Not Quite That is an intimate and insightful exploration of how we are seen, how we see ourselves, and why it matters.

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    Remembering Gene Wilder

    An absolute gem of a documentary. Lovingly done. Much of it narrated by Gene himself.

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    Without Precedent: The Supreme Life of Rosalie Abella

    In acclaimed documentarian Barry Avrich’s adoring portrait, Justice Abella chronicles her childhood as an immigrant, her storied career, as well as her loving marriage to historian Irving Abella.

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    Here Lived

    The filmmakers delve into the relatively unknown history of the hidden children in the Netherlands who evaded Nazi capture by hiding in occupied territory.

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    One More Story

    Yarden Gat is a young and brilliant journalist, on a mission: to find true love, for her best friend, and for herself.

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    The Goldman Case

    This enthralling courtroom drama depicts the fractious trial of Pierre Goldman, an incendiary far-left antihero whose infamous case epitomized the political, ideological, and racial unrest of 1970s France.

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    Rose

    In this warm, feel-good French melodrama, richly flavored with Sephardic and Ashkenazi atmosphere, Françoise Fabian portrays a widow reawakening to life’s possibilities.

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    No Name Restaurant

    Alexandria, Egypt. To save the once largest Jewish community in the world from being shut down, Ben, an ultraorthodox Brooklyn Jew visiting Jerusalem, is sent out to be the desperately needed tenth man for the ceremonies of Pesach.

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    The Other Widow

    A Tel Aviv costume designer grapples with the loss of her secret lover, plunging her into veiled grief.

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    Kidnapped

    The latest masterpiece by legendary Italian director Marco Bellocchio is a grand, historical fresco depicting the scandalous true story of a young Jewish child who, in mid-19th century Bologna, was abducted from his family by the church under the Pope’s orders.

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    Physician, Heal Thyself

    Known for his work on addiction, trauma, and harm reduction, in Physician, Heal Thyself Maté offers a rare glimpse into his personal life.

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    Apples and Oranges

    Kibbutz volunteering began in an eclipse. The idealistic and rebellious 1960s generation was charmed by the old communist ideology as it came to life in the Israeli Kibbutz. The 1967 Six-Day War attracted a wave of support for Israel that the Kibbutz Movement saw as a miracle.

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    All About the Levkoviches

    Told with delightfully mordant humor and a genuine warmth, this appealing domestic story from Hungarian filmmaker Adam Breier follows a Jewish family on the winding path toward reconciliation.

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    Let the Party Begin

    Despite being disliked by most of his so-called friends, Israeli movie producer, Jonathan, tries to discover who is trying to ruin him financially.

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    Stay With Us

    Raised in a traditionalist Sephardic Jewish family, the stand-up comedian has returned to his parents Régine and David’s Parisian nest after three years abroad with a secret confession.

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    Converts: The Odyssey of Becoming Jewish

    A look at what inspires someone to adopt a new faith, this edifying odyssey tracks personal stories of Jewish converts of various ages, nationalities and cultural orientations, as they embark on the complex conversion process.

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    Seven Blessings

    Behind the facade of joie de vivre and togetherness, there are secrets, lies, and a painful old wound that forces them to confront the past.

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    Irena’s Vow

    Through the eyes of a strong-willed woman comes the remarkable true story of Irena Gut Opdyke and the triumphs of the human spirit over devastating tragedy.

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    UNSUNG: The Joan Beckow Story

    Not all remarkable creators get the spotlight they deserve during their lifetime. “UNSUNG” tells musician Joan Beckow’s story, from small town America, to her posthumous legacy project in Canada to figure out, “Why isn’t this composer more well known?”

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    June Zero

    This thrilling yet, at its core, empathetic and humanist film looks at the infamous trial of Adolf Eichmann.

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    Less Than Kosher

    At 30, her failing music career has forced her back into her mother’s basement. But when this self proclaimed Bad Jew lands ass-backwards into a job as a Cantor …

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    A Radiant Girl

    “A masterfully assembled coming-of-age that falls in love, enchants, unsettles, and breaks your heart.”
    ~ Ricardo Gallegos, La Estatuilla

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    Remembering Gene Wilder

    An absolute gem of a documentary. Lovingly done. Much of it narrated by Gene himself.

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