TCM featured a twenty-film series co-hosted by Eric Goldman on "The Jewish Experience in Cinema."
-Turner Classic Movies
Eric Goldman joined TCM host Robert Osborne for a twenty-film series that explored Jewish life. This is Eric's "intro" to "The Jazz Singer" (1927).
-Turner Classic Movies
Eric teaches a class on "the American Jewish experience through Cinema" on Zoom for American Jewish University. In this clip, he speaks about the 1950s, the "coming of age" of American Jewry and the important 1958 film, "The Young Lions." -American Jewish University, Los Angeles
Eric Goldman joined TCM host Robert Osborne for a twenty-film series that explored Jewish life. This is Eric's "intro" to the Israeli film "Hill 24 Doesn't Answer" (1955).-Turner Classic Movies
Eric Goldman joined TCM host Robert Osborne for a twenty-film series that explored Jewish life. This is Eric's "intro" to the Israeli film "Sallah" (1964).
-Turner Classic Movies
Eric Goldman speaks with B'nai B'rith International CEO Dan Mariaschin about Jewish cinema and its evolution. -Conversations with B'nai B'rith International
Eric chats with celebrated singer/actor/director Mike Burstyn for a conversation about life, theater, Yiddish culture, Israeli cinema and life.
-Mike Burstyn & Friends
Excerpt from Eric Goldman's online Zoom lecture on how French filmmakers forced the French public and government to confront its collaboration with Nazi Germany and participation in the Holocaust. -Streicker Center for Adult Jewish Studies, NYC
Eric Goldman, author of the ground-breaking 1983 history of Yiddish movies, "Visions, Images and Dreams: Yiddish Film Past and Present" (revised and expanded in 2011), speaks about Yiddish cinema.
-YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, NYC
Eric Goldman talks about the Darryl F. Zanuck-produced film, adapted from the Laura Z. Hobson novel, that takes a hard look at social anti-Semitism.
-Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas
Interview with Theodore Bikel, Alan Alda and director John Lollos that followed a screening of "Theodore Bikel: In the Shoes of Sholom Aleichem."
-Folksbiene/JBS-TV
Eric Goldman’s interview with Academy Award-nominated Israeli writer/director Joseph Cedar, after a special screening of Cedar’s film, “Footnote.”
-Yeshiva University
Director Joan Micklin Silver and Academy Award-winning actor Carol Kane talk about "Hester Street" (1975) at a 40th anniversary screening of the film and celebration. -NYTF/Folksbiene
Eric Goldman joins scholars Edna Nahshon and Itzik Gottesman in discussing elements about dybbuks in folklore, theater and cinema.
-Lionsgate