The 31st Annual St. Louis Jewish Film Festival opens with a powerful meditation on dehumanization — and the urgent need to restore our shared humanity. (NR)
Powerful, gripping, and intellectually provocative, Nuremberg brings the world's most infamous war crimes trial into sharp psychological focus. (NR)
"Sometimes I'm afraid the tale might be forgotten. (NR)
Set in 1943, Frontier tells the true story of a Spanish customs officer who quietly helps Jewish refugees escape Nazi-occupied France — one life at a time. (NR)
Inspired by a shocking true story, The Tasters is a chilling portrait of survival inside Hitler's inner circle. (NR)
Brutal, intimate, and unflinching, Vindicta plunges audiences into the raw aftermath of unimaginable loss. (NR)
"During the war, music becomes the last hope." Set in occupied France, The Pianist's Choice is a haunting wartime romance where art becomes both refuge and reckoning. François… (NR)
What begins as a simple, almost casual discovery quickly becomes something far more profound. (NR)
After an unforgettable appearance at our 2025 Jewish Book Festival & Speaker Series, Joshua Molina returns to St. (NR)
Based on the beloved memoir by Roland Perez, Once Upon My Mother is a joyful, life-affirming true story about determination, resilience, and unconditional love. The film begins in… (NR)
When Reuben, an 80-year-old actuary who believes life can be neatly measured and managed, suddenly loses both his wife and her insurance money at the local swimming pool, his… (NR)
