Larry Mark just keep cranking them out! This is the fifth in a short series of guest posts on the Jewish aspects of The Sundance Film Festival. Park City, Utah is a town of 7,300 residents, five...
Author - Laya Millman
A Minister, a Rabbi and an Imam Walk into a Film“.
This is the fourth in a short series by Larry Mark. Amid the “normal” Sundance offerings, that include a documentary on horses having intimate sexual relations with men (ZOO), and a biting teen...
Haredi women sick of taking it in the rear
One of the little controversies getting a lot of press in Israel lately is segregated bus lines. No, they don’t make the Ethiopians sit separately. Increasingly, Egged bus lines which serve a...
China’s Schindler Gets Due at Sundance
BJE’s Second Annual Feast of Jewish Learning
The Bureau of Jewish Education is proud to present: “Telling Secrets, Revealing Mysteries” The Second Annual Young Adult Feast of Jewish Learning. At the JCC of San Francisco: 3200 California St...
Israeli Oscar Entry and other Jewish oriented films make U.S. Premiere at Sundance
This is the third in a series of guest posts by Larry Mark It was cold, the type of cold that can freeze my now slimmed down post-shloshim moustache and beard. But it was refreshing and I made my way...
World Jewry Roundup
Cuban Wedding Ceremony While Yemenite Jews are fleeing their homes after having received explicit threats to leave the area within 10 days, Cuban Jews are experiencing a small revival. Cuba has been...
Should I stay or should I go?
According to a recent poll, 88.5% of Israeli Jews say they would rather be citizens of Israel than any other country. Given how many Israelis seem to dream of moving to New York, this surprised me...