Movie News: Billy Graham’s Surprise Attempt To Convert Woody Allen, Raoul Peck On Karl Marx
Here’s this week’s movie news.
A Conversation With Raoul Peck, Director Of ‘The Young Karl Marx’
Raoul Peck’s latest film, “The Young Karl Marx,” is a story of clashing ideas.
Former Table Tennis National Champion, Maccabiah Games Competitor to Appear in New York Philharmonic
Michael Landers, a former national table tennis champion is set to appear in his New York Philharmonic debut on February 20.
Movie News: Syrian Hero Unable To Get Visa For Oscars, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, A Harvey Weinstein Lawsuit
A Syrian producer and the subject of the film “Last Men in Aleppo” were unable to procure visas for the Oscars.
An Amateur Photographer’s Remarkable Shots Of London’s East End Reemerge
Granick grew up in Stepney, a neighborhood nested in the East End. The area contained a vibrant Jewish community in the early 20th century.
Newsweek Has An Impressive History Of Investigative Journalism. What About Its Future?
Journalists are not readily intimidated into dropping a story.
Movie News: Gilda Radner, SXSW, ‘Star Wars’ And Chantal Akerman
A Gilda Radner documentary will open the Tribeca Film Festival, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss’s latest project and more movie news.
Marijuana, Transgender Troops And Threesomes: Films To Look Forward To At SXSW 2018
Robert Schwartzman is the latest Coppola progeny to direct narrative films; his mother, Talia Shire, is Francis Ford Coppola’s sister.
Rachel Kadish Wins Association Of Jewish Libraries’ Inaugural Fiction Award
Rachel Kadish’s novel, “The Weight of Ink,” was chosen from a list of 50 works of fiction with “significant Jewish thematic content.”
Movie News: A Spielberg-Kushner ‘West Side Story,’ A Second ‘Passion Of The Christ’
“Gal Gadot is not treated even with the negligible seriousness other actresses at early stages in their careers enjoy.”
