Film Review: Wish I Was Here Creates A Beautiful Collage
"Wish I Was Here," Zach Braff's latest film, offers complex characters in a series of touching, heartfelt, moments.
Chosen Film: Obvious Child Is Obviously Great
Jenny Slate shines in Obvious Child, a romantic comedy that eschews heartwarming mush for holocaust jokes and condom finger puppets.
JEWTOPIA: The Heeb Review
Like it or not, hit play JEWTOPIA is here in feature-length-film form. Here's our review.
Real Human Beings With Real Concerns: Heeb Reviews “The Attack”
Jewdar is not a big fan of spoilers, and there will be none. Suffice it to say, though, that Ziad Doueiri's new film "The Attack" takes a remarkably even-handed approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Hava Nagila (The Movie): (The Review)
Let's begin by saying that Jewdar loves us some Hava Nagila. That said, as reviewed by us, Hava Nagila (The Movie) will be both the beneficiary and victim of that love.
Heeb Film Review: Let My People Go!
A new French comedy about Reuben, his boyfriend, a package full of cash, and the ups-and-downs of family.
Heeb Reviews – Rework: Philip Glass Remixed
What happens when a minimalist is remixed? Some good. Some bad. And some Beck.
Film Review: The Debt
The Debt is a lackluster remake of an Israeli thriller.
Film Review: Our Idiot Brother
Paul Rudd is a bearded idiot in the new film from director Jesse Peretz.
Film Review: Peep World
A new film about an affluent Jewish family in LA offers great performances even though the material feels a bit dated.
Chosen Film: Let Me In
Let Me In is a solid American horror flick that doesn't quite live up to the Swedish original.
