“Support the Girls” is Not Really About the Raunch
An Interview with Andrew Bujalski
Chosen Film: The Sweet, Slightly-Stoned Dough
An aging Jewish baker and a small time pot-dealer combine THC and tradition in this charming comedy from writers Yehudah Jez Freedman and Jonathan Benson
From Dance to Digital, Israeli Documentaries Explore Art at SXSW
The subject matter of Ido Haar’s Presenting Princess Shaw, and Tomer Heymann’s Mr. Gaga may be worlds apart, but each film sheds light on what it means to create -- and be created by -- the artistic process.
CHOSEN FILM: Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s Sausage Party Cracks Up SXSW
The future of R-Rated comedy is in the hands of a foul-mouthed frankfurter and his foodstuff pals.
Chosen Film: Alexander Mitta’s Tumultuous Chagall-Malevich
A new film on iconic artist Marc Chagall is bio-pic, part art-history lesson, and more than a little chaotic.
Chosen Film (SXSW Edition): Jason Schwartzman’s On-Screen Schmuckery in 7 Chinese Brothers
In Bob Byington’s 7 Chinese Brothers, Jason Schwartzman gives us a total dick we almost cheer for.
Chosen Film: Listen Up Philip
In his latest film, Alex Ross Perry uses Jason Schwartzman to explore the uncomfortable (and uncomfortably hilarious) underbelly of creative endeavors.
Todd Solondz Talks Dark Horse, Jews and Money
Filmmaker Todd Solondz chats with Heeb about his latest film and why his main character turned out so Jewish.
Terry Richardson Photographs the Jewish Upper West Side
The notorious fashion photographer appears to have a soft spot for some Jewish stuff he noticed on the Upper West Side.
Teenage Romney Was a Jerk to Gay Classmate, Fine With the Jews
A teenaged Mitt Romney forced a haircut on a closeted gay student while his buddies held him down at his ritzy boarding school. But don't worry, he liked the Jews.
Watch Lena Dunham’s First Short Film
Before Lena Dunham had an HBO series and a breakout film, she made videos on the Internet. Here's one from 2006.
11 Twitter Reactions to Drake Being Black and Jewish
Drake's Jewishness and blackness are, apparently, always in question.