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 When you were 13 what were you doing? Think about that question when you think about Leah, now 17. She started Yaldah Magazine, a magazine "for Jewish girls, by Jewish girls", when she was 13. Now she's is eligible to win $100,000 in a Well's Fargo's Somday Stories Contest to expand her magazine. Check out the stories and vote for your pick.
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Entertainment: Lebanon – A Film Review
 The emotional traumatic experiences of four young Israeli soldiers during the first 24 hours of the 1982 Lebanon War are the centerpiece of Samuel Maoz’s feature film “Lebanon.” Maoz based the film on his own experiences as a tank gunner during the war and centers the entire film on the events that occur in and around an Israeli war tank.
Entertainment: A Review of “Let It Rain”
“Let
It Rain,” is the third film from Agnes
Jaoui, a French writer-director-actress and singer of Tunisian Jewish
descent. The film focuses on a
handful of characters who are connected to Agathe Villanova, played by
Jaoui. In the film, Agathe is a successful
author and feminist who is trying to get into politics. At
the beginning of the film, she
returns to her hometown in the South of France where she has to deal
with family
issues between herself and her sister as well as deal with two bumbling
documentary filmmakers, one of whom is her family’s maid’s son, who want
to
make a film about her. Through the
interconnectedness of these “flawed” characters, Jaoui is able to
explore
different types of relationships and how these characters see themselves
as
well as how they deal with different types of love. She
manages to balance heavy drama with light-hearted comedy
throughout the film and makes the viewing experience insightful and
entertaining.
Entertainment: “For My Father” – A Film Review
What would you do in order to
clear your family’s name? How far
would you go? What would you
do if you changed your mind? These
are just some of the questions that Terek, a young Palestinian man, must
confront in the film “For My Father.”
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