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Houston Jewish Film Festival

By Jef With One F | Thu, March 01, 2012

This year’s Houston Jewish Film Festival kicks off with Kaddish for a Friend. Director Leo Khasin pits Alexander, an 84-year-old Jewish man determined to maintain his independence rather than be sent to a nursing home, against a Palestinian teen n... More »
Motion Captured: An Evening of Dance on Film

By Olivia Flores Alvarez | Thu, February 09, 2012

We have to admit, the title of Rosie Trump’s film If she needs a third eye she grows it is intriguing. Third eye, shot in an intimate setting with minimal lighting, is just one of the films being featured during Motion Captured: An Evening of Danc... More »
39th Annual Jewish Book & Arts Fair: Local Literati

By Olivia Flores Alvarez | Thu, October 27, 2011

There will be plenty of celebrities at the 39th Annual Jewish Book & Arts Fair, with more than 40 readings, films and performances planned. Among the most popular events is sure to be Local Literati, a presentation of Houston writers including Jud... More »
Intimate Grammar (HaDikduk HaPnimi)

By Olivia Flores Alvarez | Thu, August 11, 2011

Everyone and everything is falling apart in Intimate Grammar (HaDikduk HaPnimi). Based on David Grossman’s novel The Book of Intimate Grammar, the film’s set in 1965 Jerusalem, a landmark time for the country as it faced conflicts with Syria and E... More »
Capsule Stage Reviews: To Kill a Mockingbird, Opening the Box, Wonderland! The Misadventures of a Girl Named Alice

By D.L. Groover, Jim Tommaney | Thu, June 30, 2011

To Kill a Mockingbird Remarkable stagecraft, consummate acting and skilled direction create a memorable production of To Kill a Mockingbird at the Pasadena Little Theatre. The ambience of a small, sleepy Southern town is effectively conjured in th... More »
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