ChaiFlicks Releases Two New Films Timed to Oct. 7: ‘Of Dogs and Men’ and ‘6:30’
This week, timed to the terrorist attacks that shook the Jewish state and the world to its core, two new films were released in its library on Oct....
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ChaiFlicks Releases Two New Films Timed to Oct. 7: ‘Of Dogs and Men’ and ‘6:30’
This week, timed to the terrorist attacks that shook the Jewish state and the world to its core, two new films were released in its library on Oct....Latest From The Journal
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Kveller: ‘Kid Sister’ Made a Perfect Sukkot Episode
Kveller spotlights Kid Sister’s Sukkot episode, praising the ChaiFlicks series for turning one of Judaism’s least-seen TV holidays into sharp, affectionate comedy.
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Hollywood Times: Kid Sister Explores Jewish Humor, Family, Tradition, and Modern Life
Hollywood Times takes a thoughtful look at Kid Sister, exploring how the ChaiFlicks series blends Jewish humor, family dynamics, tradition, modern relationships, and questions of identity.
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Sarah Solemani’s ‘Mashhad’ to Debut on ChaiFlicks
Short film Mashhad, written and directed by actor and filmmaker Sarah Solemani (Bridget Jones’s Diary), will premiere on streaming platform ChaiFlicks on April 6 via Reboot Studios.
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ChaiFlicks Buys ‘On The Spectrum’ In Three-Series Deal With Yes Studios
The package comprises comedy-drama On the Spectrum, The Chef Season 2 and supermarket mockumentary Checkout Season 5.
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NYT Reports Notebook: Best TV Shows of 2025 (Just For Today)
Nir Bergman (HBO’s “In Treatment”) wrote and directed this quiet, potent series about a halfway house for paroled ex-convicts in Tel Aviv.
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New York Times: Critics Notebook: The final season of an award-winning Israeli comedy
In the show’s third and final season, which arrives four years after its second, the mix of sentiment and satire is still pleasantly disarming.
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Times of Israel: Truth is stranger than fiction in new miniseries based on the life of Franz Kafka
In ‘Kafka,’ now streaming on ChaiFlicks, the Czech Jewish author’s escapades and complex inner struggles are creatively portrayed through the eyes of those who loved him most
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New York Times: ‘The Chef’ Review: Kitchen Drama, This Time in Tel Aviv
The Israeli series, now available in the United States, calls to mind “The Bear” but was made first.
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Deadline: Israel’s Yes Studios Strikes Deal With ChaiFlicks For Shows Including Pre-#MeToo Drama ‘Unsilenced’
Israel’s yes Studios has struck a deal with Jewish streamer ChaiFlicks for a suite of shows including award-winning pre-#MeToo era series Unsilenced.
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NPR: ‘Kafka’ conjures a thoughtful — and occasionally bizarre — portrait of an iconic artist
The ultra-Orthodox Israeli filmmaker tells us about her hit show, "Fire Dance," and seeing the good and bad in everyone.
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Tablet: Streaming Kafka
On the centennial of the great Jewish, 20th-century storyteller’s death comes a six-part miniseries about his life. Spoiler: It’s not bad!
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