An interview with Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, a Journey, a Song directors Dan Geller and Dayna Goldfine about exploring the man and his music through a single song, and how art evolves through
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In The Rhapsody, director David Hoffert chronicles the story of Holocaust survivor Leo Spellman, and his compositions and diaries that endure.
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Rock Camp brings Boomer nostalgia into the present tense as it observes the legacy of David Fishof's Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy Camp and the music fans it continues to inspire.
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An interview with How Saba Kept Singing director Sara Taksler on filming the extraordinary life of Holocaust survivor David Wisnia.
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A personal consideration of Bianca Stigter's Three Minutes - A Lengthening and the history that endures in images and archives.
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hree Minutes—A Lengthening incorporates history, home movies, the Holocaust, memory and the importance of capturing images.
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In September 1941, on the banks of the Babi Yar ravine, some 34,000 Jewish men, women, and children were rounded up, shot, and buried in the loose sand. It was the beginning
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Muranów is about a neighbourhood full of ghosts. The old Jewish district of the Polish city, Muranów became the site of the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II. Warsaw’s Jews were corralled
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Shelter is a documentary of dichotomies. “I feel that I had the best life. I also think that I had the worst life that anybody in this world can have, forever,” says
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Vladimir Dvorkin was a prolific artist who painted thousands of beautiful portraits during his lifetime. One wouldn’t know it, however, from gallery catalogues, exhibition reviews, or Google searches. One wouldn’t even know
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