Recounts the experiences of Ukrainian Jews who literally went underground to escape the Nazis.
October 1942 – Esther Stermer, along with some family members and a group of other families, seek asylum underground to evade being caught by pursuing Nazis. They remain hidden below for nearly a year and a half – the longest recorded uninterrupted underground survival occurrence.
Their harrowing story is unearthed by accident when cave explorer, Chris Nicola, stumbles upon remnants left behind by the cave dwellers. Through extensive research and determination, Nicola locates a few of the survivors and has them share their incredible story of strength and perseverance.
Hebrew Hammer, the Jewish blaxploitation crime fighter saves Hanukkah and Kwanzaa from an evil Santa.
The Hebrew Hammer might be the funniest Hanukkah-themed comedy of all time" (AV Club)
The brilliance of “The Hebrew Hammer,” an edgy, often shocking jewploitation action film, is not just that it...
A screenwriter mentors juvenile delinquents who express themselves thru filmmaking. Award winning!
Assi, a Tel-Avivian screenwriter, stuck in his life, is sentenced to community service to work with juveniles in Beersheba city. A story about a detached man who aspires to save delinquent youth th...
"A THRILLING movie about unsung heroes of world War II. A must see!" - Jeffrey Lyons
The little-known true story of a mosque in Paris that sheltered Jewish citizens hiding from the authorities during the second world war.
Winner at both the Santa Barbara & Seattle Jewish Film Festivals.
