Narrowing down the list of artisans who are making a mark in their respective fields for ourannual selection of 10 to watch is never an easy task. Many artisans will spend years working their way through various positions, building up an incredible catalog of work
This year’s edition of the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) will open with the world premiere of “A Picture to Remember” by Olga Chernykh. The film, which received the support of the IDFA Bertha Fund in 2022, is a deeply personal account of the
Matti Leshem is fast emerging as one of the industry’s most prominent leaders in the arena of Jewish storytelling. As co-founder, alongside Joel Greenberg of New Mandate Films, Leshem’s mission is to mine the vast landscape of “Jewish themes” in ways that are nuanced, authentic
Emmy-nominated documentarians Don Argott and Sheena M. Joyce, directors of the hit Prime Video doc “Kelce,” have signed with CAA for representation. Argott and Joyce are the founders of 9.14 Pictures, a production company that specializes in feature-length documentaries and non-fiction series, with award-winning work
“Élite” is coming to an end. Netflix announced on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Wednesday that Season 8 of the show will be its last. The seventh season of the Spanish drama premieres on Friday. “We are shooting the eighth season, which will be
Luther “Uncle Luke” Campbell is getting as docuseries as he wanna be. Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders and Michael Strahan’s SMAC Entertainment are among the producers behind “Coach Luke,” which chronicles the one-time 2 Live Crew frontman as he became a entrepreneur and the head coach
“I’m a bit sleepy tonight but when I awaken, I’m going death con 3 On JEWISH PEOPLE.” – Kanye West This statement shocked many people last October, but to those of who work at Holocaust Museum Los Angeles it was another call to action. As
The Variety Summit on Antisemitism comes at a time when the world’s oldest hatred is having a clear resurgence. Jews across the world — and here in Los Angeles — have been targeted by hateful words, threats and guns. Show business has long been a