Author: 7th Art Releasing
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Documentary Chronicles ‘Troll Storm’ Targeting Whitefish FamilyTroll Storm
DOCUMENTARY, ARTICLE Documentary Chronicles ‘Troll Storm’ Targeting Whitefish Family “An award-nominated documentary about a Whitefish resident who, with support from the community, fought back against hatred… Filmmaker Eunice Lau’s debut documentary was about a Muslim family impacted by Islamophobia in Minnesota and the impact of injustice. After it aired on PBS, Lau was contacted about…
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A Heartwarming Dive into ‘Shabbos Goy’: A Review by Brandon Judell
DOCUMENTARY, REVIEW “Shabbos Goy” by Adam Goott and Alex Szlezinger at The 33rd New York Jewish Film Festival “Yes, he thoroughly enjoys his job, even though he’s against circumcision. ‘Why do that?’ he exclaims after which he’s shown knifing a carrot.” – Brandon Judell [REVIEW by Brandon Judell] No one would say such a thing…
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The Genesis of the film “Fioretta”, By Randol Schoenberg
DOCUMENTARY, ARTICLE The Genesis of the film “Fioretta”, By Randol Schoenberg Randol Schoenberg: “The film Fioretta was an idea of my cousin Serena Nono in Venice, who is also an artist and filmmaker, see https://www.serenanono.com/biography/biography/?lang=en. I was telling Serena that my genealogical research had extended all the way back, via Vienna and Prague, to a family…
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Fioretta Buzz: Garnering Over 100 Rave Reviews – A Closer Look at the Press Acclaim!
DOCUMENTARY, NEWS, REVIEWS Fioretta Buzz: Garnering Over 100 Rave Reviews – A Closer Look at the Press Acclaim! Explore the enchanting realm of Fioretta as it garners acclaim from 100+ press reviews. Uncover the buzz surrounding the documentary film. “Fioretta,” the lusciously shot Jewish genealogical documentary by Israeli-American filmmaker Matthew Mishory, is clearly a labor…
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New Jewish Films
DOCUMENTARY, FICTION, SHORTS, NEWS 7th Art 2026 New Jewish Films Embark on a cinematic adventure with our latest film additions, spanning fiction features, insightful documentaries, and captivating shorts. Whether you’re seeking compelling narratives or thought-provoking storytelling, our curated selection includes a rich collection of Jewish-themed films that offer unique perspectives on history, culture, and contemporary…
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“Wedding Blues” by Oury Milshtein: Day of Celebration
DOCUMENTARY, REVIEW “Wedding Blues” by Oury Milshtein: Day of Celebration Film review by TROIS COULEURS, a French magazine on “Wedding Blues” Directed by Oury Milshtein Below is the full review Translated from French to English: [REVIEW] Oury Milshtein, both in front of and behind the camera, retraces the story of his life and those close…
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POV, “The Art of Silence Review: Silence Is Indeed Golden “
DOCUMENTARY, REVIEW POV, “The Art of Silence Review: Silence Is Indeed Golden “ By Courtney Small “Regardless of whether the film is recounting harrowing moments during his youth, or how Marceau used his fame to promote messages of love and not war, The Art of Silence is endlessly fascinating. In observing Marceau during his various performances over…
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HotDocs, “This Film Should Be Played Loud: Meeting People Is Easy”
DOCUMENTARY, event Radiohead: Meeting People is Easy is playing at HotDocs again! “This Film Should Be Played Loud: See new, classic and rare concert films on the big screen. Celebrate the 20th anniversary of OK Computer with Radiohead as they perform their eternally classic album to stages around the world. This time capsule documentary captures the band at…