Evergreen

The name Gershom, and the word for Hebrew, Ivri, carry a message about what it means to be Jewish.

What trees can teach about relationships

Jews played--and continue to play--a pivotal role in the Hollywood movie studios, while Jews and Judaism have appeared in films in different ways and degrees throughout the history of film.

The 2000 film about a rabbi and priest gets Judaism all wrong.

The movie offers a touching affirmation of Jewish values.

Fiddler on the Roof brought the shtetl--along with many memorable characters and unforgettable tunes--to the big screen.

The first "talkie" told the story of a Jewish man seeking his future on Broadway.

From the days of silent pictures to a recent upsurge in Jewish documentaries, Jewish characters and themes have appeared at an increasing rate in American cinema.

Produced in Poland and America, Yiddish film captured the diversity and richness of the Yiddish-speaking world.

Orthodox vs. Hasidic on the Silver Screen