"Fate/Grand Order THE MOVIE Divine Realm of the Round Table: Camelot Wandering; Agateram" takes place in Jerusalem in the year 1273, when an evil king threatens to destroy the holy city and turn it into a desert. Sounds familiar, no?
The English adaptation of The Missing File, which will bear the same name as the book, will retell the story of a police officer in New York City.
Guri Alfi, one of Israel’s most popular comedians, hosts the four-part comedic documentary series that seeks to help Israeli viewers explore the fundamental differences between the particularistic nature of Judaism in Israel versus the universalistic Jewishness in the US.
"At a time of rising global antisemitism, much of it disguised as anti-Israel activity, it is unforgivable that Netflix is spreading BDS propaganda material," investigative journalist says.
Right-wing watchdog Im Tirzu: If Netflix wants to tell the Palestinian story, it should start by contacting the thousands of bereaved families impacted by murderous Palestinian terrorism.
Co-CEO Ted Sarandos says the streaming giant does not allow titles "designed to incite hate or violence, and we don't believe 'The Closer' crosses that line."
Omer Sharif Jr. joins the third season of the popular Israeli romantic comedy "Beauty and the Baker."
British Film Institute’s London Film Festival features 1931 anti-fascist short film “Europa” by Stefan and Franciszka Themerson after a copy is discovered in German Federal Archives in Berlin.
"At a time when hatred based on race and belief is escalating, Harry [Haft]’s story is a reminder of overcoming adversity against all odds,” said the film’s producers.
Eran Kolirin's "Let it Be Morning" takes top prize at Ophir Awards, making it Israel's Oscar entry.
