Shtisel
What to Watch: From Marvel's first Israeli superhero to The Last of Us second season - review
Last of Us features the extremely graphic violence that the series is known for matched with philosophical asides, pop culture references, and comic moments.
‘Shtisel’ star Sasson Gabay is happy to be back playing a complex haredi Orthodox Jew in ‘Kugel’
TV Week: Calling all 'Shtisel' fans: A new prequel, 'Kugel,' debuts
Michael Aloni: Holocaust miniseries ‘We Were the Lucky Ones’ resonated with me
Shira Haas to transition from screen to stage in West End debut
Playbill reported that she has been cast in Opening Night, an upcoming musical with a score by Rufus Wainwright and a book by Ido van Hove, which will open at the Gielgud Theatre in March.
The co-creator of ‘Shtisel’ identifies as haredi Orthodox again
Zehu Ze! comedy group set to receive honorary doctorate from Bar-Ilan U
The members of Zehu Ze! began performing together on the government broadcasting channel in 1978 and continued until 1998, then returning during the pandemic.
Rising creative production company aims to continue legacy of Jewish tradition
While Jewish representation on-screen isn't as much as it could be, a new creative production company is taking actions into their own hands to change that.
Creator of ‘Shtisel’ is working on a series about Theodor Herzl, father of modern Zionism
Theodor Herzl, the founder of modern Zionism who died in his native Austria in 1904, is the subject of a series being developed by Ori Elon, according to a report in Deadline.
Top Israeli TV shows you (and my mom) should watch - opinion
The only question is who will get to these first – me or my mom?
'Shtisel' Actress Shira Haas eulogizes her Holocaust survivor grandmother
"My grandma, my love, has passed," she wrote in a touching Instagram post, sharing a selfie with her grandmother and a second photo of them holding hands.
What 'Shtisel' teaches us
Bad things happen to good people in Shtisel, and much suffering ensues, but God remains an ally whose intercession is sought in times of trouble and need
Lights, camera, action: The power of Israeli film - analysis
It’s not that Israeli television has changed but it’s a world change, that [people are] willing to be open to more and more cultures than before.
Shira Haas gives life to a devastating illness in Israeli film ‘Asia’
In the starkly photographed, minimalist film, Haas plays Vika, a tough yet sensitive kid struggling from a degenerative neurological disease.
Lead actor from Netflix hit Shtisel to headline JNF-USA event
Michael Aloni will be interviewed by Danna Stern, Managing Director of Israel’s yes Studios, who Hollywood Reporter credits with “turning Israel into a global television powerhouse.”