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Watch • Learn • Understand • Discuss

Movies, Documentaries & Series

Selected films, documentaries and series offering personal stories, historical context and perspectives on October 7, Israel, Israelis and antisemitism today.

Stories Can Take Us Beyond The Headlines

Films can help us encounter experiences, people and perspectives that are difficult to understand through headlines or social media alone.

These selections are shared as opportunities to watch, learn, question and discuss. They can be explored individually or used as a starting point for deeper conversation.

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Stories • Testimony • Survival

October 7 & Survival

Films and series sharing firsthand experiences, survival stories and perspectives connected to October 7 and its aftermath.

Documentary • Personal Testimony

The Children Of October 7

Israeli children share their own stories of survival, loss and captivity.

Documentary • Full Film

The Shift / Real Time

Inside Soroka Hospital as medical teams respond to October 7 in real time.

Documentary • October 7

October 7: Bearing Witness To The Massacre

Survivors, first responders and experts examine October 7, its history and its aftermath.

Series • Based On Real Events

Red Alert

A scripted series inspired by real stories of people fighting to survive October 7.

Viewer Note: Some selections address terrorism, violence, captivity, trauma and loss and may not be appropriate for all audiences.

Recognize • Understand • Respond

Antisemitism Today

Documentaries exploring contemporary antisemitism, including its expression on campuses, online and in public life.

Documentary • Antisemitism

October 8

Examining the surge in antisemitism on campuses, social media and in American public life after October 7.

Documentary • Campus Antisemitism

Blind Spot

Jewish students share experiences of antisemitism on American college campuses.

People • Society • Complexity

Israel & Israelis

Stories that offer a window into Israeli society, conflict, security and the people living within a complicated reality.

From Watching To Conversation

Watch. Reflect. Discuss.

A film does not have to provide every answer to start a meaningful conversation. Consider what you learned, what challenged you and what you want to understand better.

What Surprised You? What Did You Learn? What Challenged You? What Would You Ask?

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