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With his gestures and facial expressions alone, mime Marcel Marceau captured audiences around the globe for decades. But the tragic background behind his work has remained hidden for a long time. The film sheds new light upon Marceau’s life and unique art form.
Elfriede Jelinek (Nobel Prize for Literature laureate), prodigy, scandalous author, feminist, communist, language terrorist, vulnerable artist. Complimented by historical and contemporary materials, the film approaches Jelinek’s linguistic montage from a personal perspective and explores what it means to be perceived as a traitor to the fatherland.
Irwin Cotler and his team take on the cases and causes of political prisoners and human rights activists battling against the world’s most repressive regimes. Mr. Cotler is the International Chair of the Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights and former Minister of Justice of Canada.
The Klarsfeld have spent their lives tracking down Nazi war criminals and bringing them to justice. Now in their 80s, they continue their fight against a resurgent far-right movement in Europe. Beate and Serge - hunting partners, activists, husband and wife, parents, revealing both their courageous work and enduring love.
The excommunication of Baruch Spinoza, the Dutch Jewish philosopher who revolutionized modern thought, is a formative, mysterious event in the understanding of his work. Director David Ofek takes us on an intercontinental journey tracing six reasons for Spinoza’s excommunication and makes some surprising discoveries.
The story of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, one of the most remarkable and influential figures of 20th Century America. He was a mentor to the Civil Rights Movement, a critic of the Vietnam War, a champion for Soviet Jews, and a pioneer in the work of interfaith dialogue.
