West of the Jordan River
By Nora Lee Mandel January 25, 2018
All director Amos Gitai is saying is, give peace a chance.
All director Amos Gitai is saying is, give peace a chance.
A heartfelt yet somewhat hallow, backstage snippet on the final days of the Obama presidency.
Thank the mother of all urban activists for the lively cities of today: Jane Jacobs, who spent her career advocating and campaigning for better city planning.
A deeply informative documentary, which doubles as a fast-paced investigative thriller.
Israeli and Palestinian youth explore the possibility of finding common ground among the chaos.
How an urban police department responds to pressures to change from an active, diverse community and the U.S. Department of Justice.
Director Francesco Patierno adapts Norman Lewis’s 1978 poignant and picturesque memoir into an impressionistic documentary.
The award-winning film begins as a personal exploration of doping in sports but ends as a meditation on political corruption, with spy thriller overtones.
This brazen documentary follows an infamous “crypto-anarchist”and a more intellectually versatile hacker.