Israeli-American director Yaron Zilberman tells the story of four members of a renowned New York orchestra. The film, which stars Philip Seymour Hoffman and Christopher Walken, is in cinemas on April 5.

Lincoln, a biographical war-drama, directed and produced by Steven Spielberg, will be released in the UK in mid-January.

The film tells the story of America’s 16th president, Abraham Lincoln, and his battle against slavery.

Director Josh Schwartz, best known for The O.C, Gossip Girl and Chuck, has a new film coming out this week. Teen comedy Fun Size tells the story of two friends excited to get an invitation to the best Halloween party of the year. Things get complicated when Mum wants to go out and makes them babysit one of their young brothers.

Sophie Lellouche's comedy about a pharmacist in central Paris. The film opens the UK Jewish Film Festival. Book tickets here.

It says it's out at Christmas, but don't let that fool you. Barbra Streisand and Seth Rogen star in Dan Fogelman's new comedy as a Jewish mother and son pairing who get to know each other in an eight day road trip.

Homeland is back on Sunday for its second series, starting at 9pm on Channel 4. Catch a sneak peak here.

Spiderman director Sam Raimi brings together Hollywood horror and Jewish folklore, in this retelling of the Dybbuk story.

A Dybbuk is said to be a malicious spirit that escapes from the soul of a dead person and attaches itself to that of a living person in order to complete something left unfinished.

Jewish director Sam Mendes is back with the latest installment in the James Bond series. Daniel Craig stars as the secret agent for the third time.

James Franco, Mila Kunis, Zach Braff and Rachel Weisz star in Sam Raimi's take on the Wizard of Oz story, out next year.

Showing at the Israeli Film and Television Festival (Seret) in London on July 16, "Invisible" tells the story of two women trying to come to terms with being victims of the same serial rapist.