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- Sep 24, 2026
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Being Heumann review: A triumph of a film about the mother of the disability rights movement ★★★★ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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From the first second we see Judy Heumann (Ruth Madeley), she is immediately lovable. It’s 1972, and she is making her way through the busy city to protest in favour of signing Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, the first national civil rights legislation in America that would provide protection to people with disabilities. A wheelchair user, Heumann rides out into the street to stop an oncoming truck to attract attention for her protest. You get the sense that absolutely nothing will stop h
The Liberation review: An astonishing portrait of a troubled Holocaust survivor drawn into a cult ★★★★ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Rita (Carrie Coon) lives with her husband Reuben (Coon’s real-life husband Tracy Letts) and their two daughters Jo (Odessa Young) and Ella (Bella Ramsey). There’s a deep unhappiness in her life. The mere mention of her past as a Holocaust survivor several decades after she escaped, is enough to make Rita break down completely. Her experience during the Holocaust is a trauma from which she has never recovered. At her job, the extremely anxious Rita meets Ricki (Lily James), who takes an immediate
Our Loves review: This film on October 7 feels unworthy of its devastating subject ★★ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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The intersecting lives of several people are the subject of Avi Nesher’s Our Loves, a new Israeli film that just premiered at TIFF, detailing the events of October 7, 2023. We start on October 5 with retired policeman Shabi (Shalom Michaelshvili), who is dealing with a bitter divorce while pushing his son Oz (Itamar Pinto) to testify against his mother. His daughter Liri (Noa Cohen) has recently moved to a Kibbutz to live with her boyfriend Matan (Nevo Katan), whose parents Katya (Lena Fraifeld)
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