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Innerhalb der ultra-orthodoxen jüdischen Gemeinde von Brooklyn kämpft ein Witwer um das Sorgerecht für seinen Sohn. Ein liebevoll erzähltes Filmdrama mit allen Dialogen in jiddischer Sprache, in dem das Wesen des Glaubens und der Preis der Elternschaft erkundet wird.

Set in the early 70s, a Holocaust survivor tries to come to terms with his past in order to save his relationship with his family in the present.

CRUMBS is based on the true story of the last Passover Seder in the Warsaw Ghetto on April 19, 1943. Told from a perspective of a member of the hated "Judenrat," (Jewish Police), the audience will witness the intimate and volatile confrontations between Jews of different religious backgrounds, spanning three generations, as they try to find meaning in the Holiday of Freedom as their inevitable doom approaches. The dynamic characters comfort and support each other between trading insults, accusations, and righteous condemnations. The desperate Jews cackle with morbid laughter as they recount the horrors they've witnessed if only to preserve their tenuous sanity. Just before the Nazi's breach the Ghetto walls, a sense of meaning is found in a few crumbs of Passover Matzah. But will it make any difference?

A poetic tribute to a woman of valor raised in Brooklyn in the 1950's

WeR1 follows the story of two characters who could be every man or every woman. Located in Israel and New York each leads a vastly different life, yet feels an inexorable pull that drives them ever higher, an unidentified longing for something indefinable but exalted. Set against a backdrop of music performed by Israeli superstar Gad Elbaz, Australian singer songwriter DeScribe, American rapper Nissim, French singer Israel Alliel, and British performer Refael Mirila, WeR1 is journey to the highest heights, attainable only through unity.

Rabbi Yitzchak Dovid Grossman, also known as the "Disco Rabbi", is the Chief Rabbi of Migdal HaEmek, founder and dean of Migdal Ohr educational institutions, and a member of the Chief Rabbinate Council of Israel. This short doc captures a few days in his life

This musical short features the local landmarks and figures that make the legendary Crown Heights neighborhood in Brooklyn, NY the home-base for hundreds of thousands of people from around the world. It also features a slew of appearances by Jewish music and entertainment stars.

This short documentary profiles two elderly Holocaust survivors in Florida who recently formed their own Klezmer band.

This short musical follows the experiences of a Jewish family in Poland before World War II. Through the video, the dirty reality of life in the Krakow Ghetto is shown. The grim conditions become unimaginably worse when the family ends up being sent to a concentration camp.

Netanel Hershtik and the Maccabeats team up to present "Kol Haneshama." This original track, with lyrics drawn from Psalm 150, serves to remind us that each soul brings a unique voice to the song of creation.

In the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Eyal Levit, A Russian American Brooklyn dermatologist struggles to keep treating his patients

In a stunning look at the rolling hills and majestic vistas of Judea and Samaria, Gad Elbaz sings about the magic of a land whose beauty tugs at the heart and beckons to the soul in "I Know". Revitalized in recent years as settlements continue to dot the landscape, the timeless beauty of Judea and Samaria is simultaneously new and old, as fresh blood breathes life into lands where ancient footsteps still echo.

Fall 1939. A British antiquities dealer travels the Polish countryside before the Nazi invasion. Until he finds a town that isn't supposed to exist.

Hashem Melech 2.0 pairs Nissim's fast-paced wisdom with Elbaz' fresh melodic additions to create a new blockbuster hit of the classic song. Directed and produced by Daniel Finkelman, the music video is packed with breathtaking power amidst stunning New York City backdrops. Elbaz and Nissim deliver their message dancing joyously through city streets and on skyscraper rooftops, exhorting listeners to believe in a better tomorrow.

Just like That puts the spotlight back on the pure, unadulterated joy that is at the essence of every marital celebration.

Shot in Warsaw, Poland with footage of the POLIN Museum of Jewish History aims to show that educating our children is the key to acceptance, the first step towards eradicating hatred and racial bias. Featuring the legendary Dudu Fisher, the son of a Holocaust survivor, Israeli superstar Gad Elbaz, Saul Dreier of the Holocaust Survivor Band and more than 80 Polish children of all religions, Change the World offers a much needed message of hope.

In a show of support, Broadway star Dudu Fisher and filmmaker Daniel Finkelman visited the Ukraine, assisting refugees on the Polish border and promising to share their story with the world.

In the malaise of the Second Lebanon War in 2006, Benaya Rhein, a young IDF solider from Karnei Shomron, tragically lost his life. Shortly after his heroic death, his grieving mother found his private diary which he had written while traveling abroad with his unit in Poland. In this Shadow Dance performance, Benaya, a young boy named after the fallen hero, recreates Benaya's travels across Poland and creatively depicts the insights that propelled Benaya to fight for his homeland onto the Second Lebanon War.