Decades after it was taken, a picture of a Polish-Jewish family before the war brings their scattered descendants back together.

In this moving short, Israeli filmmaker Emily Shir Segal says goodbye to her beloved father who passed at the beginning of the pandemic in 2020.

Two Serbian women – the only two surviving native speakers of Ladino in Serbia – tell what the old Sephardic Jewish language means to them.

In this extremely moving animated film, Peter Hein and his son David tell how Peter’s traumatic experience as a Jewish toddler in the Netherlands during the war has shaped both their lives.

Seventy-four years after it hosted the young state’s Declaration of Independence, the modest building in Tel Aviv – a secular temple for some – still evokes strong emotions in Israelis and non-Israelis alike.

Looking at old pictures of his past travels – including some documenting his time on a kibbutz – both delights eponymous (and Jewish) Dave and helps him crystallize his life philosophy.