This beautifully realised animated tale, a labour of love for director Tatia Rosenthal, uses Wallace and Gromit-style stop motion figures, to create a world at once mundane and magical.

On the first Chanukah night, a little girl receives a wooden spinning top. On another Chanukah night the blue goat appears to her. From now on her life unwinds before us.

In this highly original Israeli comedy there is plenty to discover about turning life around and making something out of being socially unacceptable

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A Jewish masterpiece. The Coen Brothers bring their infinite and original sense of humour to focus on an every day sort of man who witnesses the world turning against him.

Featuring a remarkable international cast peppered with star cameos, Adam Resurrected is essential viewing for 2010.

Two teenage brothers Omar and Nasri get caught up in a blood feud between warring clans while local policeman Dando desperately seeks his soldier brother, missing in action.

This eloquent and dynamic documentary is based on the autobiographical book A Tale of Love and Darkness.

Ohad, a young Orthodox soldier, experiences profound loneliness while he conceals from others that he is gay.

With the UKJFF reaching its 13th year, how could we resist the chance to screen Jack Rosenthal’s sublime BAFTA-winner Barmitzvah Boy.

Behind-the-scenes documentary about the making of Good Intentions and the organisation that inspired it

The Jews and the land of 'Liberty, equality, and fraternity' began their love affair in 1791, when France became the first modern country to proclaim Jewish emancipation.

A striking selection of outstanding new short films from Israel's promising young filmmakers.