Trailblazing women taking charge and breaking through barriers.
Narrated by Academy Award®-winner Joan Allen, this stirring documentary follows the journey of Hungarian poet, paratrooper, and resistance fighter Hannah Senesh.
In the early 20th century, thousands of Jewish women were brought to Argentinian brothels by Jewish pimps. Both the the unfortunate women and their keepers were dubbed, “the impure.”
After generations of silence, more and more women dare to give their own musical interpretation to ancient Jewish texts—a territory previously known only to men.
A fake rock band comprised of Israeli and Palestinian women decide that—despite their limited artistic ability—a music group offers them a useful cover under which to meet and interact.
An intimate portrait of an unlikely rock star: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. With unprecedented access, the filmmakers explore how her early legal battles changed the world for women.
In this intimate, warts-and-all documentary, one thing is certain: Allred’s 40-year devotion to asserting, protecting, and expanding the rights of women is unwavering and her influence unassailable.
A celebration of the all-singing, all-dancing history of the world’s largest film industry, Shalom Bollywood reveals the unlikely story of Jewish women’s formative role in shaping Indian cinema.
Female Israeli soldiers have been allowed into flight school for over twenty years, but only a few have earned their wings. Here we follow their trials over the first six months of the program.
This spellbinding documentary reflects on the remarkable life of Edith Tudor-Hart, who was an influential photographer working in Britain during the 1930s, and who also happened to be a KGB spy.
Inspired by a true story, Woman with an Editing Bench pays homage to the creativity of Elizaveta Svilova – the unsung editor behind Dziga Vertov’s 1929 documentary masterpiece Man with a Movie Camera.