Ariel Wolf News Today

The robotaxi companies still havent resolved differences with San Francisco, and they still arent speaking the same lanaguage

Writer-director Idan Haguel's second film, about notoriously rundown and singularly diverse Neve Sha'anan, hits close to home -- much of it was filmed in his own old apartment

Idan Haguel's dryly funny "Concerned Citizen" tests a self-described liberal, gay Israeli's principles under pressure.

(JTA) — The Israeli satirical drama film “Concerned Citizen” opens with the sacrosanct rituals of a bourgeois Tel Aviv life: a robot vacuum

Also worth seeing: Unique, surreal love triangle unfolds in 'Past Lives.'

Also worth seeing: Unique, surreal love triangle unfolds in 'Past Lives.'

Also worth seeing: Unique, surreal love triangle unfolds in 'Past Lives.'

Plus, "Sam Now," a powerful documentary about the filmmaker's search for his stepmother; and “Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story,” a deep dive into the career of the horror icon.

In the satirical drama, now streaming in the U.S., a white gay couple confronts their prejudices living in a Tel Aviv neighborhood of Eritrean immigrants.

Director Idan Haguel discusses the focus and intention of his film as well as his inspirations for it.