American Jewish Film Awards
BEST SHORT FILM – FINALIST
1975: the Kosher Kitchen opened with no owner, no manager, and with no desire for profit. It labeled itself anti-profit and took seriously the slogan "Food for People, Not for Profit." More than a restaurant, they ran Meals on Wheels, a drop in center for senior citizens and… Oh yes, there was seconds on the house if you ate everything on your plate, a free meal if you helped wash dishes, and a community table where strangers talked to each-other.
This is the wonderful true story of equals who made history.
American Jewish Film Awards
BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM – FINALIST
In 1943, Akiva risks his life travelling through Nazi-occupied Poland to say the Kaddish prayer to honor his deceased mother on the anniversary of her death.
Short but powerful film by Razid Season who was born in the United Arab Em...
American Jewish Film Awards
BIGGEST IMPACT – WINNER
7/10 IMDb
During the Six Day War, two wounded soldiers, an Egyptian and an Israeli, struggle for survival.
An impressive addition to a subgenre of war films in which two enemy soldiers start out by trying to kill each other and end up laying do...
In this award-winning film, you can now enjoy Jon J Peterson's all-singing all-dancing homage to the Broadway great.
Cohan wrote more than 50 shows and published more than 300 songs during his lifetime, including the standards "Over There", "Give My Regards to Broadway", "The Yankee Doodle Boy" ...
