More Films In Erin Brockovich Julia Roberts plays a modern Esther. Read our review. The End of the Affair explores the interrelationships between guilt, illicit love and faith. A new film from Africa revisits scenes from Genesis and sets them in the African desert. Visit These Links You can find cloth diapers, affordable online. Unique home lighting, including chandeliers, lamps, and more. Hip diaper bags from oioi, jp lizzy, and more. Comfortable, quality built reception and Guest Chairs for every office, free shipping included.
	Newest Articles Two films explore the effect of the Holocaust on the children of survivors. Read our review of Left Luggage and Les Yeux Baisses (With Eyes Lowered). Vulcan Junction: A Timely and Delightful New Israeli Film takes place between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, 1973. In the background, we hear radio reports of the statements of Israeli politicians Moshe Dayan and Golda Meir, all too reminiscent of the current statements we are hearing from the Middle East. A Light French Comedy about a Jewish Ritual: Review of Dad on the Run An Israeli Film That Recognizes that Israelis and Arabs "Need Each Other's Help to Fix It": A Review of The Lost Lover Honoring Aging: A Review of Timbrels and Torahs: Celebrating Women's Wisdom Meet the Parents--a film starring Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Blythe Danner and Peri Polo--presents an interfaith couple in which the Jewish character does not conform to most stereotypes of Jews. Feature Films: Spiritual, Greedy, or Hip: How Rabbis are Portrayed in American Films By Jerry Herman Keeping the Faith: A Jewish Outreach Professional's Response by Dr. Paula Brody Keeping the Faith: A Landmark in Priest and Rabbi Humor by Andrew Bender Keeping the Faith: Interfaith Relationships by Ed Case Keeping the Faith: Thoughts on Intimacy by Rabbi Susan Harris Erin Brockovich reviewed by Andrew Bender A Walk on the Moon reviewed by Ronnie Friedland The End of the Affair reviewed by Ronnie Friedland Foreign Films: Set Me Free (Emporte-Moi) reviewed by Ronnie Friedland Genesis reviewed by Ronnie Friedland Grand Illusion reviewed by Andrew Bender Kadosh (Holy) reviewed by Ronnie Friedland Sunshine reviewed by Sandor Slomovits Voyages reviewed by Ronnie Friedland Would I Lie to You? reviewed by Ronnie Friedland Documentaries: 94 Years and 1 Nursing Home Later reviewed by Ronnie Friedland The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg reviewed by Ronnie Friedland The Story of Kindertransport reviewed by Ivor Davis One Day in September reviewed by Ronnie Friedland Delta Jews reviewed by Heather Hale The Jew in the Lotus reviewed by Ronnie Friedland Children's Films: Prince of Egypt reviewed by Yosef I. Abramowitz Joseph: King of Dreams reviewed by Ronnie Friedland Bilingual Baby Hebrew reviewed by Lisa Traiger Television: Once and Again reviewed by Ronnie Friedland Nuremberg reviewed by Ivor Davis -Top- [ Home ] [ Culture ] [ Families ] [ Jewish Celebrations ] [ Lifestyles ] [ Sign up for our e-letter ] [ Refer This Site ] [ Privacy Policy ] [ About Us ] [ Site Map ] [ Contact Us ] [ Yossi's blog @ peoplehood.org ] Copyright 1996-2007 Jewish Family & Life! All Rights Reserved.