Amy Stone
A loving friend and filmmaker recorded the last 15 months in the life of mindfulness teacher and rabbi Rachel Cowan.
Rachel Cowan’s Last Year– ‘Dying Doesn’t Feel Like What I’m Doing’
Tag: film
Our Reviewer’s Picks at the Other Israel Film Festival
Amy Stone
Women directors are no longer a big deal, so take note of these four women-
made films worth seeing no matter who made them.
“Ask For Jane” Tells the Abortion Story You Never Heard, But Should Have
Noa Wollstein
“Ask for Jane” serves as a reminder that such a vicious restriction as the outlawing of abortion does not emerge in a vacuum and cannot be fought in isolation.
Golden Girls of the Silver Screen
Yona Zeldis McDonough
Elizabeth Weitzman's latest book, RENEGADE WOMEN, illustrates and examines key women who invigorated the TV and film industry.
A Film About Faith… Starring Jewish Men, Men and More Men
Linda Rich
This film about pluralistic religious practices offers little pluralism within Judaism, featuring men, men, and more men, all of whom appear to be Orthodox.
Meet on Screen the First Woman Rabbi
Amy Stone
How do you make a documentary about Regina Jonas, the world’s first woman rabbi, when only one photograph survives?