Two Claims Conference-supported projects have been selected for Reboot Studios’ 2026 Creator Fund, which supports new Jewish storytelling across film…Continue reading Claims Conference-Supported Projects Join Reboot Studios’ 2026 Creator Fund Slate
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The Survivor in a Tuxedo, Tracing Elie Wiesel (dir: David Fisher, prod: David Fisher, Naama Pyritz, Michael Berenbaum) will premiere at the Jerusalem Film…Continue readingTHE SURVIVOR IN A TUXEDO, TRACING ELIE WIESEL World Premiere at the Jerusalem Film Festival
Congratulations to the team of My Underground Mother (dir/prod: Marisa Fox, prod: Deborah Shaffer, Kelly Sheehan) for winning Best Feature Film at the…Continue readingMY UNDERGROUND MOTHER Wins Best Feature Film at the Philly Jewish Film Media’s 2026 Docs & Dialogue
Congratulations to the team of Hold on to Your Music – A Mother’s Legacy (dir: Josh Aronson, Adam R. Wood, prod: Lee Cohen,…Continue readingHOLD ON TO YOUR MUSIC – A MOTHER’S LEGACY Wins Audience Award for Best Documentary at the Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival
Catherine Benmaor released a new episode for the podcast series Enfant de La Shoah. Rachel, now over 90 years old, recounts her experience as a…Continue readingNew Episode of Enfant de La Shoah
Congratulations to the Claims Conference grantees on being selected as recipients of the Jewish Story Partners Spring 2026 Film Grants. Celebrating…Continue readingJewish Story Partners Announces Spring 2026 Film Grant Recipients
Congratulations to Claims Conference grantee Melissa Hacker on participating in the June 2026 Artist Residency at the Anderson Center in…Continue readingMelissa Hacker Participates in Anderson Center Artist Residency
Congratulations to director Dara Bratt for winning Best Female Director at the Istanbul Women Film Awards for the film Inked:…Continue readingINKED: OUR STORIES REMARKED Wins Best Female Director at the Istanbul Women Film Awards
Orphan (dir: László Nemes, prod: Mike Goodridge, Gregory Jankilevitsch, Ildikó Kemény) received a four-star rating from critic John Nathan in…Continue readingORPHAN Reviewed in The Jewish Chronicle