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documentary
Hitler’s Killing of Followers Seen as Holocaust Prelude
One crucial date in the gory tale of the Führer’s reign was the night of June 30 to July 1, 1934, when Hitler proved that there was no limit to his blood thirst as he ordered the murder of up to one thousand old comrades and once devoted followers.
‘By the Grace of Heaven’ Documents Life During COVID in Israel’s Bnei Brak
Documentary ‘Never Again?’ Explores an Unlikely Friendship
Ninety-one-year old Holocaust survivor Irving Roth and 36-year-old former radical Islamist Kasim Hafeez are now close friends.
‘Iron Dome’ Documents the Creation of Israeli Defense System
The complex saga follows the creation of the Iron Dome, how it targeted, intercepted and destroyed more than 1,200 rockets, and the aftermath.
‘Mrs. Maisel’s’ Alex Borstein on Executive Producing Documentary ‘Bombardier Blood’
The doc follows intrepid mountaineer Chris Bombardier, the first person with the bleeding disorder hemophilia to climb the tallest mountains in the world.
‘Expecting Amy’ Highlights a New Comedy Dynamic of Jewish Mothers Making, Not Being, the Jokes
Jewish moms like Amy Schumer, who were once the material, have become the premier comics of this age.
HBO Doc ‘Showbiz Kids’ Exposes the Dark Side of Child Stardom
In his HBO documentary “Showbiz Kids,” Alex Winter interviews former child stars about the pitfalls, pressures and price of fame.
AIDS, Jewishness and Queer Reads Intersect in WeHo Bookstore Documentary ‘Circus of Books’
“The film represents gay people’s fight for visibility and acceptance and represents the Jewish struggle to be part of our cultural shifts.”
Israeli Swims Beside and Photographs Polar Bears in ‘Picture of His Life’
“Only five people have swum with polar bears,” he said. “There have been far more men on the moon.”