Tablet Magazine’s 100 Greatest Jewish Films, Part 5

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We’re down to the top five. After spending four days counting down the 100 Greatest Jewish Films of all time, it’s time our final installment.

Click here to see today’s countdown, starting with No. 5.

From amorous intellectuals to displaced aliens, the tail end of our list aims to capture the complexities and richness of Jewish contributions to filmmaking. Here are our top five films.

Click here to start the final part of Tablet Magazine’s list of 100 greatest Jewish films.

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The Trump-Bibi Bond

The Nine Angles

How Anti-Zionism Became a Western Rite

byJacob Howland

Out of a Country

Chaplin the Schlemiel

byDavid Samuels

byDovid Bashevkin

What’s the Point of Holiness?

byJeremy England

Our 613 Love Languages

byDovid Bashevkin

The Settler Violence Myth

Iran’s Flying Monkeys

I Didn’t Pack for This

byAni Wilcenski

Hummus and History

The Beauty of Bokser

Jewish Food Influencers Grapple With Politics in the Kitchen

byAnna Rahmanan

One Home, Two Holidays

byRachel Cordasco

The Story of Gelt

byStuart Halpern

How to (Actually) Cook With Your Kids for Hanukkah

byJamie Betesh Carter

Evangelical Christians

byMaggie Phillips

The Spiritual Heart of ‘Sinners’

byMaggie Phillips

A Church Within a Church

byMaggie Phillips

How Churchill’s Successor Gave Stalin the MiG

When Artificial Intelligence Came to Life in 18th-Century Amsterdam

byRabbi Yosie Levine

Russian Terrorists and Their ‘Progressive’ Allies

The Worst Trip Ever

byAdriana Kertzer,Pinchas ‘Pinni’ Baumol,Hadas Alterman,andMadison Margolin

byIan KingsburyandJay P. Greene

The Golden Age of Jewish Hockey

byJeffrey S. Gurock

Qatar’s World Cup FIFA Bribe Documents Exposed