November Get The Folk Out
So much to do in the Twin Cities this month!
So much to do in the Twin Cities this month!
From the filmmakers of Jesus Camp (which explores the Evangelical Church and its controversial recruitment and educational programs), One of Us is a documentary which follows three formerly ultra-Orthodox Jews as they transition out of the Hasidic community. This provocative film illustrates the hardships associated with one’s decision to leave this otherwise insular and closed community. The title, One of […]
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A new film that explores the song we all know, but know nothing about.
TCJewfolk’s exclusive interview with Director Jonathan Kesselman talking about “The Hebrew Hammer” sequel, Nazi ass kicking, Mel Gibson and The Hammer’s pick for President.
Kout’s film isn’t about Big Moments. It’s about small changes that add up. Like the title character herself, the film deserves an opportunity to blossom.
A slew of fabulous films, a great nonprofit at the helm, and TC Jewfolk is a co-sponsor. What more do you need to know?
On its face, the film “Holy Rollers” (now showing in Minneapolis) sounds intriguing. Some of the reviews disagree.
I can’t tell you how tired I was of Jews, in TV and movies, being portrayed and/or seen as timid victims. Jewish people, despite what Woody Allen and, sometimes, Spielberg, might display in their films, are, in actuality, cunning, agile Jedi Knights.
The Oscars are over. Or as B.B. King would croon “The Thrill is Gone.” But thanks to Heeb Magazine, we can still read and watch the “100 Greatest Jewish Movie Moments.”