Jewish Film Broadcast into Iran on Eve of Holocaust Memorial Day
For first time ever, Simon Wiesenthal Center's Academy Award-winning Holocaust documentary has been broadcast to Iran with Farsi subtitles.
For first time ever, Simon Wiesenthal Center's Academy Award-winning Holocaust documentary has been broadcast to Iran with Farsi subtitles.

The Iranian government is planning to finance a film that it says will correct the historical inaccuracies of the movie "Argo."

Director of Oscar-nominated anti-Israel film says the film is only “technically” Israeli, hopes film wins so “world will see reality.”

Hamas marks the one year anniversary of 1,027 freed terrorists by airing film depicting Shalit's capture

An Egyptian film documenting Jewish life in Egypt prior to the 1950s has stirred controversy after it was screened at film festival in Cairo

Another prominent Pakistani has offered a six-figure monetary reward to anyone who kills the producer of “Innocence of Muslims.”

Pakistan's foreign minister on Friday thanked Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for criticizing the anti-Islam film.

Why is a retired lawyer traipsing around trails and talking about Holocaust survivors? If it's Ethan Bensinger, he's promoting his new film.

A filmmaker went into hiding after his movie, which provides a negative view of Islam, sparked protests against U.S. diplomatic missions.

British actor Patrick Stewart, known for his roles in Star Trek and X-Men, arrived in Israel to star in film by Reshef Levy.

Actress Noa Tishby to Woody Allen: "Don't worry, we're gonna bring you home."

Egypt has ceased the production of a film for allegedly promoting the normalization of relations with Israel.

The Cannes film festival has cancelled the screening of a new film, titled “The Anti-Semite,” by controversial French comedian Dieudonne.

A new documentary about the iconic and heroic Jewish figure, Yonatan Netanyahu, is making its theatrical premiere in Washington, D.C.

A new documentary examines the contributions, accomplishments, trials and tribulations of the pioneer movement.

Israeli drama “Policeman” topped the international competition at the Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival.

A new documentary, hosted by former Harvard lecturer Dr. Tal Ben Shahar, examines the accomplishments, fortitude of modern state of Israel.
