Woody Allen’s 1976 flick is the Jewish actor’s favorite romantic comedy

A photographer sets up film stills at their original locations

A writer born in the capital of Holocaust denial tours the Jewish state as the cold war between Iran and Israel is about to get hot

While American Jews cultivate a hyphenated identity, French Jews like to make themselves wholly French. Do we still share a cultural language?

A 2006 Woody Allen film festival in Manhattan screened more than 30 of the New York master’s movies. One writer tried to go to every one of them.

Notoriously private filmmaker opens up in documentary, says Annie Hall just “okay”

Says decade-old study still worth bragging about

When a writer sits down to work, a cacophony of personalities sits down with him

A haftorah of messiahs and mindfulness

Morris Dickstein on ‘Greenberg’

As Natalie Portman makes her screen debut in ultra-Orthodox garb, we scan film history for her antecedents

Adventures at a Woody Allen film festival