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A sneak peek at numerous films set to screen at the 22nd Roger Ebert Film Festival, a.k.a. Ebertfest 2022.
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A sneak peek at numerous films set to screen at the 22nd Roger Ebert Film Festival, a.k.a. Ebertfest 2022.
(JTA) — The Oscars went on as usual Sunday night — although you wouldn’t know it from the morning-after conversation. A violent altercation between celebrities became the most-discussed moment of
Jews were involved in a historic Best Picture win and a moment drowned out by physical violence on Hollywood's biggest night.
The Oscars went on as usual Sunday night, with a few Jewish moments to be had in the three-and-a-half-hour evening.
Overall it was not a good night for Jewish nominees, as high-profile figures like Steven Spielberg, Andrew Garfield and Maggie Gyllenhaal came away empty-handed.