This profoundly moving film chronicles the tragic fate of the Argentine-Israeli Bibas-Silberman family during the October 7 massacre in Israel.

The remarkable true story of Ernő Egri Erbstein, a Hungarian Jewish football coach who survived persecution and two world wars to build Il Grande Torino into one of Italy's greatest teams.

After escaping Nazi-occupied Vienna and arriving in Mandate Palestine, young Frederick Biermann is moved to action when he witnesses British soldiers turning away ship after ship of Holocaust survivors—setting him on a daring, life-altering path.

Amid the vibrant streets of turn-of-the-century Manhattan, Gustav Mahler—European music’s towering genius—grapples with mortality, family, and creativity while composing his final symphonies.

This fascinating film tells the riveting true story of Aaron Sapiro, a young Jewish lawyer who took on one of America’s most powerful men—and most notorious antisemites—Henry Ford.

This revelatory and deeply humane documentary uncovering the extraordinary true story of Sosúa—a Dominican refuge that saved hundreds of European Jews during the Holocaust—and the complex legacy of survival, gratitude, and moral paradox it left behind.

With striking animation and firsthand testimony, this award-winning film uncovers a Polish town’s erased Jewish history, exposing survival, complicity, and courage in the aftermath of World War II.

Spanning over two decades of research, this searing and deeply human investigation into Nazi Germany’s forgotten Aktion T4 program reveals how a campaign to murder over 300,000 disabled people laid the foundation for the Holocaust.

Sumptuous, dramatic, and unforgettable, this revelatory film brings to life the world’s first international stage star, capturing her magnetic charisma, fearless defiance of convention, and the dazzling spectacle of Parisian theatre, society, and scandal.

Winner of five Israeli Academy Awards, "Nandauri" is a visually stunning and emotionally gripping drama about an Israeli lawyer whose return to her Georgian village forces her to confront buried family secrets and the fragile hope of forgiveness.

In this warm and witty Israeli romantic comedy, a grieving grandmother and her headstrong granddaughter travel to wintry Warsaw to reclaim a family inheritance—only to uncover long-buried secrets, unexpected love, and a touching journey of memory, identity, and reconciliation.

Based on acclaimed Israeli filmmaker Eran Riklis's adaptation of Azar Nafisi's bestselling memoir, this powerful drama follows a former professor (Golshifteh Farahani) who risks everything to lead a secret book club where seven female students explore forbidden Western literature.

Set in a 1950s Israeli neighborhood of Holocaust survivors, this visually arresting drama stars Lior Raz ("Fauda") as a former partisan whose forbidden passion for a mysterious newcomer (Rotem Sela) sparks whispers that she may have collaborated with the Nazis.

With striking animation and firsthand testimony, this award-winning film uncovers a Polish town’s erased Jewish history, exposing survival, complicity, and courage in the aftermath of World War II.

In a quiet Galilean village, a grandmother’s unshakable love propels her on a perilous journey into Syria to unravel the mystery whispered by her granddaughter, in a poignant tale of memory, identity, and the enduring bonds of family.

This profoundly moving film chronicles the tragic fate of the Argentine-Israeli Bibas-Silberman family during the October 7 massacre in Israel.

Four resilient elderly women navigate the complexities of aging, identity, and memory through their weekly bridge games, confronting the ghosts of their past while observing the shifting modern world with wit, warmth, and an enduring humanistic spirit.

With wit, emotional honesty, and razor-sharp storytelling, this fascinating film chronicles the extraordinary life of Harvey Schein, whose journey from Depression-era Brooklyn to the helm of a powerhouse record company epitomizes the American Dream.

Spanning over two decades of research, this searing and deeply human investigation into Nazi Germany’s forgotten Aktion T4 program reveals how a campaign to murder over 300,000 disabled people laid the foundation for the Holocaust.

Sumptuous, dramatic, and unforgettable, this revelatory film brings to life the world’s first international stage star, capturing her magnetic charisma, fearless defiance of convention, and the dazzling spectacle of Parisian theatre, society, and scandal.

A powerful and timely exploration of bigotry, loyalty, and moral courage, this historical documentary chronicles Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr.’s moral awakening and courageous fight against U.S. indifference to Nazi atrocities.

A century after the birth of the iconic Hora dance, this vibrant Israeli documentary celebrates the visionary women who transformed folk dance into a living cultural bridge.

After escaping Nazi-occupied Vienna and arriving in Mandate Palestine, young Frederick Biermann is moved to action when he witnesses British soldiers turning away ship after ship of Holocaust survivors—setting him on a daring, life-altering path.

This fascinating film chronicles the untold story of Henrietta Szold, a pioneering Jewish American humanitarian and founder of Hadassah whose visionary leadership transformed the lives of thousands.

This fascinating film presents for the first time the untold story of Ada Sereni, the fearless "Lady in the Black Dress" who led daring Mossad operations to save thousands of Holocaust survivors.

Through the testimony of 99-year-old cellist Anita Lasker-Wallfisch and the stories of fellow Holocaust musicians, this profoundly moving documentary explores how music at Auschwitz became both a tool of oppression and a lifeline of resistance.

Narrated by Tony Award-winning actor Liev Schreiber, this is the extraordinary true story of Erno 'Zvi' Spiegel, a young Hungarian Jewish prisoner whose courage and compassion saved dozens of twin boys from the horrors of Auschwitz.

Break out your leg warmers and shoulder pads and step back into 1984 with this heartwarming, nostalgic coming-of-age tale full of first crushes, loyal friendships, and the unforgettable charm of suburban teenage life.

Blending sharp humor with emotional insight, this bold ensemble film turns the chaos of the West Bank into a biting, funny, and deeply humane exploration of what it means to be neighbors across a divide.

Set in 1940 France, this darkly comic wartime tale follows a bumbling deserter whose desperate bid to save his family from the Nazis catapults him into chaotic adventures with the Resistance—and sparks an unlikely journey toward true courage.

Amid the vibrant streets of turn-of-the-century Manhattan, Gustav Mahler—European music’s towering genius—grapples with mortality, family, and creativity while composing his final symphonies.

In this acclaimed Israeli mystery, a devout new mother's unsettling conviction that her husband has been replaced by an identical stranger spirals into a haunting exploration of faith, identity, and the elusive nature of love.

Journalist-turned-filmmaker Marisa Fox embarks on a gripping investigation into her mother’s hidden past—unearthing a long-buried Holocaust history of survival, silence, and sisterhood.

Winner of five Israeli Academy Awards, "Nandauri" is a visually stunning and emotionally gripping drama about an Israeli lawyer whose return to her Georgian village forces her to confront buried family secrets and the fragile hope of forgiveness.

Israeli comedian Guri Alfi travels across America documenting how the October 7th attacks transformed the American Jewish experience.

Uncover the shocking true story of Hermann Göring's personal art thief who stole thousands of masterpieces from Jewish families during WWII, then spent decades secretly selling them to the world's elite.

In this warm and witty Israeli romantic comedy, a grieving grandmother and her headstrong granddaughter travel to wintry Warsaw to reclaim a family inheritance—only to uncover long-buried secrets, unexpected love, and a touching journey of memory, identity, and reconciliation.

Based on acclaimed Israeli filmmaker Eran Riklis's adaptation of Azar Nafisi's bestselling memoir, this powerful drama follows a former professor (Golshifteh Farahani) who risks everything to lead a secret book club where seven female students explore forbidden Western literature.

This fascinating film uncovers the long-overlooked era when the Catskills’ Borscht Belt resorts became an unlikely yet legendary boxing haven, where generations of fighters—from Mohammed Ali to a young Mike Tyson—found seclusion, focus, and a touch of glamour as they honed their craft in the mountain air.

This fascinating film tells the riveting true story of Aaron Sapiro, a young Jewish lawyer who took on one of America’s most powerful men—and most notorious antisemites—Henry Ford.

This captivating film travels through Jewish communities worldwide—featuring Chani Lipskar, Beatie Deutsch, and Bal Harbour’s vibrant religious life—to reveal the spiritual, cultural, and deeply personal significant behind hair covering.

This fascinating film explores the extraordinary mystery of Mr. Shoshani—a brilliant, wandering polymath whose genius shaped minds like Elie Wiesel and Emmanuel Levinas, yet whose life, identity, and origins remain one of history’s most captivating enigmas.

Set in a 1950s Israeli neighborhood of Holocaust survivors, this visually arresting drama stars Lior Raz ("Fauda") as a former partisan whose forbidden passion for a mysterious newcomer (Rotem Sela) sparks whispers that she may have collaborated with the Nazis.

Set in the fractured landscape of post–World War I Bavaria, this powerful two-part series—adapted from Oskar Maria Graf’s celebrated novel—follows a reclusive cobbler whose exposed Jewish identity ignites a profound exploration of community, morality, and the enduring shadows of history.

This first-of-its-kind documentary—narrated by Liev Schreiber—uncovers the extraordinary story of U.S. Army combat cameraman Walter Rosenblum, whose lens and letters captured the defining moments of World War II with courage, compassion, and an unyielding belief in humanity.

In this intimate and illuminating film, director Yael Melamede captures the remarkable life and career of her mother, Ada Karmi Melamede, one of Israel’s most influential architects.

In a quiet Galilean village, a grandmother’s unshakable love propels her on a perilous journey into Syria to unravel the mystery whispered by her granddaughter, in a poignant tale of memory, identity, and the enduring bonds of family.

Set against the vibrant streets of 1960s Tel Aviv, this captivating film tells the inspiring and courageous journey of Efrat Tilma, one of Israel’s first openly transgender women.

A century after the birth of the iconic Hora dance, this vibrant Israeli documentary celebrates the visionary women who transformed folk dance into a living cultural bridge.

This fascinating film presents for the first time the untold story of Ada Sereni, the fearless "Lady in the Black Dress" who led daring Mossad operations to save thousands of Holocaust survivors.

This powerful film reconstructs the harrowing October 7th assault on the Sderot police station, blending first-hand testimonies, raw footage, and a meticulously crafted scale model to honor the courage and sacrifice of the officers who faced unimaginable terror.

This powerful and intimate film explores the story of Holocaust survivor and psychiatrist Dori Laub, whose pioneering practice of "radical listening" preserved survivors’ testimonies, transformed the field of trauma therapy.

Blending sharp humor with emotional insight, this bold ensemble film turns the chaos of the West Bank into a biting, funny, and deeply humane exploration of what it means to be neighbors across a divide.

In this acclaimed Israeli mystery, a devout new mother's unsettling conviction that her husband has been replaced by an identical stranger spirals into a haunting exploration of faith, identity, and the elusive nature of love.

Winner of five Israeli Academy Awards, "Nandauri" is a visually stunning and emotionally gripping drama about an Israeli lawyer whose return to her Georgian village forces her to confront buried family secrets and the fragile hope of forgiveness.

In this warm and witty Israeli romantic comedy, a grieving grandmother and her headstrong granddaughter travel to wintry Warsaw to reclaim a family inheritance—only to uncover long-buried secrets, unexpected love, and a touching journey of memory, identity, and reconciliation.

After a decade away, director Bar Mayer returns to her ultra-Orthodox childhood home and uncovers a hidden family archive, embarking on an intimate exploration of memory, identity, and the secrets that shape our understanding of family and self.

This fascinating film explores the extraordinary mystery of Mr. Shoshani—a brilliant, wandering polymath whose genius shaped minds like Elie Wiesel and Emmanuel Levinas, yet whose life, identity, and origins remain one of history’s most captivating enigmas.

Set in a 1950s Israeli neighborhood of Holocaust survivors, this visually arresting drama stars Lior Raz ("Fauda") as a former partisan whose forbidden passion for a mysterious newcomer (Rotem Sela) sparks whispers that she may have collaborated with the Nazis.

This visually breathtaking film takes audiences beyond politics and headlines to discover Israel’s untamed heart—an awe-inspiring journey through its deserts, mountains, and wildlife that reveals the nation’s raw beauty, resilience, and living soul.

Sumptuous, dramatic, and unforgettable, this revelatory film brings to life the world’s first international stage star, capturing her magnetic charisma, fearless defiance of convention, and the dazzling spectacle of Parisian theatre, society, and scandal.

Set in 1940 France, this darkly comic wartime tale follows a bumbling deserter whose desperate bid to save his family from the Nazis catapults him into chaotic adventures with the Resistance—and sparks an unlikely journey toward true courage.

Winner of five Israeli Academy Awards, "Nandauri" is a visually stunning and emotionally gripping drama about an Israeli lawyer whose return to her Georgian village forces her to confront buried family secrets and the fragile hope of forgiveness.

Based on acclaimed Israeli filmmaker Eran Riklis's adaptation of Azar Nafisi's bestselling memoir, this powerful drama follows a former professor (Golshifteh Farahani) who risks everything to lead a secret book club where seven female students explore forbidden Western literature.

Filmmaker Marcel Prins returns to Kibbutz Kfar Aza after the October 7, 2023 attack to document survivors as they navigate devastating loss and attempt to rebuild their shattered community near the Gaza border.

Sumptuous, dramatic, and unforgettable, this revelatory film brings to life the world’s first international stage star, capturing her magnetic charisma, fearless defiance of convention, and the dazzling spectacle of Parisian theatre, society, and scandal.

Set in 1940 France, this darkly comic wartime tale follows a bumbling deserter whose desperate bid to save his family from the Nazis catapults him into chaotic adventures with the Resistance—and sparks an unlikely journey toward true courage.

Discover the extraordinary rise and tragic fall of the Camondo family—Ottoman Jewish bankers turned Parisian art patrons—whose legacy of splendor, philanthropy, and loss echoes through the opulent collections they left behind.

This profoundly moving film chronicles the tragic fate of the Argentine-Israeli Bibas-Silberman family during the October 7 massacre in Israel.

Set amid the rivers and rainforests of the Brazilian Amazon, this documentary explores the resilient Moroccan Jewish communities who, for over two centuries, have preserved their ancestral traditions and identity far from the centers of Judaism.

This gripping docuseries chronicles the harrowing experiences, resilience, and survival of Latino immigrants in Israel affected by the October 7 Hamas attacks.

This fascinating film highlights the groundbreaking public artist Mierle Laderman Ukeles, the first official artist-in-residence for the New York City Sanitation.

Uncover the shocking true story of Hermann Göring's personal art thief who stole thousands of masterpieces from Jewish families during WWII, then spent decades secretly selling them to the world's elite.

Discover the extraordinary rise and tragic fall of the Camondo family—Ottoman Jewish bankers turned Parisian art patrons—whose legacy of splendor, philanthropy, and loss echoes through the opulent collections they left behind.

A century after the birth of the iconic Hora dance, this vibrant Israeli documentary celebrates the visionary women who transformed folk dance into a living cultural bridge.

Through the testimony of 99-year-old cellist Anita Lasker-Wallfisch and the stories of fellow Holocaust musicians, this profoundly moving documentary explores how music at Auschwitz became both a tool of oppression and a lifeline of resistance.

Amid the vibrant streets of turn-of-the-century Manhattan, Gustav Mahler—European music’s towering genius—grapples with mortality, family, and creativity while composing his final symphonies.

This profoundly moving film follows 89-year-old Frank Grunwald as he revisits the concentration camps of his youth, sharing his story of survival and the jazz music that sustained him.

This inspiring cinematic portrait of Holocaust survivor and musical virtuoso Tommy Tycho traces his extraordinary journey from wartime Budapest to global stages, where his timeless arrangements and collaborations with legends like Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. helped shape the sound of a generation.

Break out your leg warmers and shoulder pads and step back into 1984 with this heartwarming, nostalgic coming-of-age tale full of first crushes, loyal friendships, and the unforgettable charm of suburban teenage life.

Blending sharp humor with emotional insight, this bold ensemble film turns the chaos of the West Bank into a biting, funny, and deeply humane exploration of what it means to be neighbors across a divide.

Set in 1940 France, this darkly comic wartime tale follows a bumbling deserter whose desperate bid to save his family from the Nazis catapults him into chaotic adventures with the Resistance—and sparks an unlikely journey toward true courage.

A Toronto novelist navigates the hilarious and heartbreaking collapse of marriage, career, and domestic order in this sharp comedy that asks whether the literary wisdom that fills his books can help him rebuild his own chaotic life.

This vibrant documentary celebrates Charles Grodin's sardonic brilliance—from iconic performances to his mischievous late-night appearances and prison reform activism—featuring clips and reflections from Robert De Niro, Carol Burnett, and Steve Martin.

A witty, wide-ranging, and deeply moving documentary that explores the often absurd lengths people go to in pursuit of an everlasting legacy.

A powerful and timely exploration of bigotry, loyalty, and moral courage, this historical documentary chronicles Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr.’s moral awakening and courageous fight against U.S. indifference to Nazi atrocities.

This fascinating film chronicles the 40-year journey of fashion icon Kenneth Cole, who revolutionized advertising and corporate activism by fusing commerce with social justice causes—from AIDS awareness to LGBTQ+ rights—proving that business success and humanitarian impact are inseparable.

This fascinating film chronicles the untold story of Henrietta Szold, a pioneering Jewish American humanitarian and founder of Hadassah whose visionary leadership transformed the lives of thousands.

Amid the vibrant streets of turn-of-the-century Manhattan, Gustav Mahler—European music’s towering genius—grapples with mortality, family, and creativity while composing his final symphonies.

This fascinating film highlights the groundbreaking public artist Mierle Laderman Ukeles, the first official artist-in-residence for the New York City Sanitation.

Based on acclaimed Israeli filmmaker Eran Riklis's adaptation of Azar Nafisi's bestselling memoir, this powerful drama follows a former professor (Golshifteh Farahani) who risks everything to lead a secret book club where seven female students explore forbidden Western literature.

This fascinating film explores the extraordinary mystery of Mr. Shoshani—a brilliant, wandering polymath whose genius shaped minds like Elie Wiesel and Emmanuel Levinas, yet whose life, identity, and origins remain one of history’s most captivating enigmas.

This inspiring cinematic portrait of Holocaust survivor and musical virtuoso Tommy Tycho traces his extraordinary journey from wartime Budapest to global stages, where his timeless arrangements and collaborations with legends like Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. helped shape the sound of a generation.

Four resilient elderly women navigate the complexities of aging, identity, and memory through their weekly bridge games, confronting the ghosts of their past while observing the shifting modern world with wit, warmth, and an enduring humanistic spirit.

This vibrant documentary celebrates Charles Grodin's sardonic brilliance—from iconic performances to his mischievous late-night appearances and prison reform activism—featuring clips and reflections from Robert De Niro, Carol Burnett, and Steve Martin.

With wit, emotional honesty, and razor-sharp storytelling, this fascinating film chronicles the extraordinary life of Harvey Schein, whose journey from Depression-era Brooklyn to the helm of a powerhouse record company epitomizes the American Dream.

A witty, wide-ranging, and deeply moving documentary that explores the often absurd lengths people go to in pursuit of an everlasting legacy.

This intimate documentary follows Rabbi Herschel Gluck, a charismatic Haredi Jewish leader whose tireless interfaith work across London and global conflict zones proves how one person's belief in our shared humanity can bridge even the deepest divides.

This captivating film charts the extraordinary life and enduring legacy of Menachem Begin, one of the most pivotal figures in Israeli and Jewish history.

Eighty years after Antwerp’s tragic 1942 deportations, this compelling film follows a diverse group of students as they uncover the city’s hidden history, confronting the legacies of complicity and memory with remarkable insight.

Narrated by Tony Award-winning actor Liev Schreiber, this is the extraordinary true story of Erno 'Zvi' Spiegel, a young Hungarian Jewish prisoner whose courage and compassion saved dozens of twin boys from the horrors of Auschwitz.

This fascinating film highlights the groundbreaking public artist Mierle Laderman Ukeles, the first official artist-in-residence for the New York City Sanitation.

Journalist-turned-filmmaker Marisa Fox embarks on a gripping investigation into her mother’s hidden past—unearthing a long-buried Holocaust history of survival, silence, and sisterhood.

Israeli comedian Guri Alfi travels across America documenting how the October 7th attacks transformed the American Jewish experience.

After a decade away, director Bar Mayer returns to her ultra-Orthodox childhood home and uncovers a hidden family archive, embarking on an intimate exploration of memory, identity, and the secrets that shape our understanding of family and self.

Filmmaker Marcel Prins returns to Kibbutz Kfar Aza after the October 7, 2023 attack to document survivors as they navigate devastating loss and attempt to rebuild their shattered community near the Gaza border.

Set in the heart of Budapest, Holocaust survivors Eva and Bandi navigate love, memory, and daily life together until Eva confronts her deepest trauma by recreating her deportation in virtual reality.

This fascinating film tells the riveting true story of Aaron Sapiro, a young Jewish lawyer who took on one of America’s most powerful men—and most notorious antisemites—Henry Ford.

Set amid the rivers and rainforests of the Brazilian Amazon, this documentary explores the resilient Moroccan Jewish communities who, for over two centuries, have preserved their ancestral traditions and identity far from the centers of Judaism.

This captivating film travels through Jewish communities worldwide—featuring Chani Lipskar, Beatie Deutsch, and Bal Harbour’s vibrant religious life—to reveal the spiritual, cultural, and deeply personal significant behind hair covering.

Discover the extraordinary rise and tragic fall of the Camondo family—Ottoman Jewish bankers turned Parisian art patrons—whose legacy of splendor, philanthropy, and loss echoes through the opulent collections they left behind.

Set against the vibrant yet turbulent backdrop of Malawi, this powerful film follows a courageous 14-year-old survivor of human trafficking, and Nir Guez, the Israeli millionaire who rescues her, as they forge an unexpected bond of hope and transformation.

This visually breathtaking film takes audiences beyond politics and headlines to discover Israel’s untamed heart—an awe-inspiring journey through its deserts, mountains, and wildlife that reveals the nation’s raw beauty, resilience, and living soul.

Set against the vibrant streets of 1960s Tel Aviv, this captivating film tells the inspiring and courageous journey of Efrat Tilma, one of Israel’s first openly transgender women.

This fascinating film chronicles the 40-year journey of fashion icon Kenneth Cole, who revolutionized advertising and corporate activism by fusing commerce with social justice causes—from AIDS awareness to LGBTQ+ rights—proving that business success and humanitarian impact are inseparable.

Set in the fractured landscape of post–World War I Bavaria, this powerful two-part series—adapted from Oskar Maria Graf’s celebrated novel—follows a reclusive cobbler whose exposed Jewish identity ignites a profound exploration of community, morality, and the enduring shadows of history.

This gripping docuseries chronicles the harrowing experiences, resilience, and survival of Latino immigrants in Israel affected by the October 7 Hamas attacks.

This profoundly moving film chronicles the tragic fate of the Argentine-Israeli Bibas-Silberman family during the October 7 massacre in Israel.

This powerful film reconstructs the harrowing October 7th assault on the Sderot police station, blending first-hand testimonies, raw footage, and a meticulously crafted scale model to honor the courage and sacrifice of the officers who faced unimaginable terror.

Israeli comedian Guri Alfi travels across America documenting how the October 7th attacks transformed the American Jewish experience.

Filmmaker Marcel Prins returns to Kibbutz Kfar Aza after the October 7, 2023 attack to document survivors as they navigate devastating loss and attempt to rebuild their shattered community near the Gaza border.

This gripping docuseries chronicles the harrowing experiences, resilience, and survival of Latino immigrants in Israel affected by the October 7 Hamas attacks.

With striking animation and firsthand testimony, this award-winning film uncovers a Polish town’s erased Jewish history, exposing survival, complicity, and courage in the aftermath of World War II.

Four resilient elderly women navigate the complexities of aging, identity, and memory through their weekly bridge games, confronting the ghosts of their past while observing the shifting modern world with wit, warmth, and an enduring humanistic spirit.

Spanning over two decades of research, this searing and deeply human investigation into Nazi Germany’s forgotten Aktion T4 program reveals how a campaign to murder over 300,000 disabled people laid the foundation for the Holocaust.

The remarkable true story of Ernő Egri Erbstein, a Hungarian Jewish football coach who survived persecution and two world wars to build Il Grande Torino into one of Italy's greatest teams.

A powerful and timely exploration of bigotry, loyalty, and moral courage, this historical documentary chronicles Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr.’s moral awakening and courageous fight against U.S. indifference to Nazi atrocities.

After escaping Nazi-occupied Vienna and arriving in Mandate Palestine, young Frederick Biermann is moved to action when he witnesses British soldiers turning away ship after ship of Holocaust survivors—setting him on a daring, life-altering path.

This fascinating film presents for the first time the untold story of Ada Sereni, the fearless "Lady in the Black Dress" who led daring Mossad operations to save thousands of Holocaust survivors.

Eighty years after Antwerp’s tragic 1942 deportations, this compelling film follows a diverse group of students as they uncover the city’s hidden history, confronting the legacies of complicity and memory with remarkable insight.

Through the testimony of 99-year-old cellist Anita Lasker-Wallfisch and the stories of fellow Holocaust musicians, this profoundly moving documentary explores how music at Auschwitz became both a tool of oppression and a lifeline of resistance.

Narrated by Tony Award-winning actor Liev Schreiber, this is the extraordinary true story of Erno 'Zvi' Spiegel, a young Hungarian Jewish prisoner whose courage and compassion saved dozens of twin boys from the horrors of Auschwitz.

This powerful and intimate film explores the story of Holocaust survivor and psychiatrist Dori Laub, whose pioneering practice of "radical listening" preserved survivors’ testimonies, transformed the field of trauma therapy.

Journalist-turned-filmmaker Marisa Fox embarks on a gripping investigation into her mother’s hidden past—unearthing a long-buried Holocaust history of survival, silence, and sisterhood.

Uncover the shocking true story of Hermann Göring's personal art thief who stole thousands of masterpieces from Jewish families during WWII, then spent decades secretly selling them to the world's elite.

Set in the heart of Budapest, Holocaust survivors Eva and Bandi navigate love, memory, and daily life together until Eva confronts her deepest trauma by recreating her deportation in virtual reality.

This profoundly moving film follows 89-year-old Frank Grunwald as he revisits the concentration camps of his youth, sharing his story of survival and the jazz music that sustained him.

This revelatory and deeply humane documentary uncovering the extraordinary true story of Sosúa—a Dominican refuge that saved hundreds of European Jews during the Holocaust—and the complex legacy of survival, gratitude, and moral paradox it left behind.

This first-of-its-kind documentary—narrated by Liev Schreiber—uncovers the extraordinary story of U.S. Army combat cameraman Walter Rosenblum, whose lens and letters captured the defining moments of World War II with courage, compassion, and an unyielding belief in humanity.

This profoundly moving film illuminates the extraordinary courage of more than forty men and women who risked everything to save Jewish lives during the Holocaust, vividly brought to life by a stellar ensemble cast including Helen Mirren, Jeremy Irons, and Lily Tomlin.

In this intimate and illuminating film, director Yael Melamede captures the remarkable life and career of her mother, Ada Karmi Melamede, one of Israel’s most influential architects.

In a quiet Galilean village, a grandmother’s unshakable love propels her on a perilous journey into Syria to unravel the mystery whispered by her granddaughter, in a poignant tale of memory, identity, and the enduring bonds of family.

This profoundly moving film chronicles the tragic fate of the Argentine-Israeli Bibas-Silberman family during the October 7 massacre in Israel.

Four resilient elderly women navigate the complexities of aging, identity, and memory through their weekly bridge games, confronting the ghosts of their past while observing the shifting modern world with wit, warmth, and an enduring humanistic spirit.

Spanning over two decades of research, this searing and deeply human investigation into Nazi Germany’s forgotten Aktion T4 program reveals how a campaign to murder over 300,000 disabled people laid the foundation for the Holocaust.

The remarkable true story of Ernő Egri Erbstein, a Hungarian Jewish football coach who survived persecution and two world wars to build Il Grande Torino into one of Italy's greatest teams.

A witty, wide-ranging, and deeply moving documentary that explores the often absurd lengths people go to in pursuit of an everlasting legacy.

This intimate documentary follows Rabbi Herschel Gluck, a charismatic Haredi Jewish leader whose tireless interfaith work across London and global conflict zones proves how one person's belief in our shared humanity can bridge even the deepest divides.

This captivating film charts the extraordinary life and enduring legacy of Menachem Begin, one of the most pivotal figures in Israeli and Jewish history.

After escaping Nazi-occupied Vienna and arriving in Mandate Palestine, young Frederick Biermann is moved to action when he witnesses British soldiers turning away ship after ship of Holocaust survivors—setting him on a daring, life-altering path.

Eighty years after Antwerp’s tragic 1942 deportations, this compelling film follows a diverse group of students as they uncover the city’s hidden history, confronting the legacies of complicity and memory with remarkable insight.

Through the testimony of 99-year-old cellist Anita Lasker-Wallfisch and the stories of fellow Holocaust musicians, this profoundly moving documentary explores how music at Auschwitz became both a tool of oppression and a lifeline of resistance.

A Toronto novelist navigates the hilarious and heartbreaking collapse of marriage, career, and domestic order in this sharp comedy that asks whether the literary wisdom that fills his books can help him rebuild his own chaotic life.

Filmmaker Marcel Prins returns to Kibbutz Kfar Aza after the October 7, 2023 attack to document survivors as they navigate devastating loss and attempt to rebuild their shattered community near the Gaza border.

Set in the heart of Budapest, Holocaust survivors Eva and Bandi navigate love, memory, and daily life together until Eva confronts her deepest trauma by recreating her deportation in virtual reality.

This fascinating film uncovers the long-overlooked era when the Catskills’ Borscht Belt resorts became an unlikely yet legendary boxing haven, where generations of fighters—from Mohammed Ali to a young Mike Tyson—found seclusion, focus, and a touch of glamour as they honed their craft in the mountain air.

This captivating film travels through Jewish communities worldwide—featuring Chani Lipskar, Beatie Deutsch, and Bal Harbour’s vibrant religious life—to reveal the spiritual, cultural, and deeply personal significant behind hair covering.

This fascinating film explores the extraordinary mystery of Mr. Shoshani—a brilliant, wandering polymath whose genius shaped minds like Elie Wiesel and Emmanuel Levinas, yet whose life, identity, and origins remain one of history’s most captivating enigmas.

Discover the extraordinary rise and tragic fall of the Camondo family—Ottoman Jewish bankers turned Parisian art patrons—whose legacy of splendor, philanthropy, and loss echoes through the opulent collections they left behind.

Set in the fractured landscape of post–World War I Bavaria, this powerful two-part series—adapted from Oskar Maria Graf’s celebrated novel—follows a reclusive cobbler whose exposed Jewish identity ignites a profound exploration of community, morality, and the enduring shadows of history.

This profoundly moving film follows 89-year-old Frank Grunwald as he revisits the concentration camps of his youth, sharing his story of survival and the jazz music that sustained him.

This gripping docuseries chronicles the harrowing experiences, resilience, and survival of Latino immigrants in Israel affected by the October 7 Hamas attacks.

This revelatory and deeply humane documentary uncovering the extraordinary true story of Sosúa—a Dominican refuge that saved hundreds of European Jews during the Holocaust—and the complex legacy of survival, gratitude, and moral paradox it left behind.

This first-of-its-kind documentary—narrated by Liev Schreiber—uncovers the extraordinary story of U.S. Army combat cameraman Walter Rosenblum, whose lens and letters captured the defining moments of World War II with courage, compassion, and an unyielding belief in humanity.