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What to watch in January 2026: the must-see TV shows coming this month
Emilia Clarke stars as a spy in 1970s Russia, Ashton Kutcher and Bella Hadid lead a Ryan Murphy series about dangerous beauty, Israeli actress Odeya Rush appears opposite Patrick Dempsey in a thriller about a hit man with Alzheimer’s — here’s what to watch this month
Hadas Levav
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01.09.26
Shakespeare, King David and period erotica: the hottest films of winter 2026
From a sexually charged take on Emily Brontë’s novel to an unthinkable tragedy facing a Haredi couple and new films by masters such as Park Chan-wook and Paolo Sorrentino, we’ve gathered the trailers for the hottest movies set to arrive in the coming months
Yoni Beinart
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01.09.26
Emily Henry’s bestselling romances are Netflix’s next big hit
Best friends on a disastrous getaway, exes pretending to still be in love and a revenge rom-com between two betrayed hearts; five novels by romance powerhouse Emily Henry are heading to film and TV; who’s involved and when is it coming?
Omer Tessel
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01.08.26
Timothée Chalamet on track to Oscar history? Critics' Choice Awards 2026 reshape awards race
Kicking off Hollywood’s awards season, Chalamet wins best actor for Marty Supreme and emerges as an Oscar favorite ahead of the Golden Globes and Academy voting, with rivals such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Michael B. Jordan firmly in the race
Anna Laskov
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01.05.26
Review: ‘Marty Supreme’ may finally bring Timothée Chalamet his well-deserved Oscar
With boundless charisma and swagger, Timothée Chalamet delivers a career-best turn as an ambitious ping-pong player in Josh Safdie’s frenetic, unhinged film — a cinematic tour de force with real Oscar potential
Erez Dvora
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01.01.26
‘Everything was mine until it wasn’t’: Kristen Stewart on Cannes, fame and directing her own story
Seventeen years after breaking out in ‘Twilight,’ Kristen Stewart says she worked to escape the image, scandals and paparazzi; with her directorial debut, she reflects on her chemistry with Robert Pattinson, the scars of fame and her sense of freedom today
Amir Kaminer, Cannes
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12.29.25
From screen rebel to cultural legend: the life and legacy of Brigitte Bardot
A young Frenchwoman upended 1950s cinema, redefining freedom, sexuality and rebellion; Brigitte Bardot later abandoned the screen, rejected life as an aging icon and motherhood, fought for animal rights and left a complex, enigmatic legacy
Shmulik Duvdevani
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12.28.25
Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani: 'I’m in survival mode; I escaped monsters'
After collaborating with Israeli creators and stirring controversy in Iran, Golshifteh Farahani returns to the spotlight in Julia Ducournau’s 'Alpha', speaking about exile, artistic discipline and turning pain into strength
Amir Bogen, Cannes
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12.27.25
Avatar: Fire and Ash review—stunning visuals, familiar and exhausting story
The third film in the sci-fi saga shows Pandora no longer dazzles as it once did; James Cameron still builds rich worlds, but repeats the same story — longer, louder and more exhausting, leaving even visuals fans wondering if they’ve seen it all before
Benjamin Tovias
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12.20.25
From ‘The Princess Bride’ to ‘Stand by Me’: Rob Reiner shaped the heart of Hollywood
Rob Reiner’s films always felt personal, driven by respect for text, actors and audience: a farewell to a Jewish director and outspoken supporter of Israel
Benjamin Tovias
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12.18.25
Son of director Rob Reiner, Nick, arrested in connection with parents’ murder
Less than a day after filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife Michelle were found dead in their Los Angeles home with their throats slashed, US media report their son, Nick Reiner, has been arrested on suspicion of killing them
ynet
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12.15.25
Jennifer Lawrence on Die My Love: motherhood, isolation, and emotional depth of harrowing role
Oscar-winning actress delivers a Golden Globe-nominated performance as a mother in Die My Love; in an interview with ynet, she discusses the emotionally charged film that explores postpartum isolation, identity, and desire
Ayala Or-El
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12.15.25
Filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife found dead, their son suspected
After acclaimed Jewish filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife Michele Singer were found stabbed to death, People reported their son Nick is suspected; Reiner directed cult classics The Princess Bride and This Is Spinal Tap; Nick has spoken publicly about long struggles with drug addiction and a period of homelessness
Amir Bogen, New York
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12.15.25
Review: despite its intriguing concept, Eternity delivers predictable afterlife rom-com
Eternity, a romantic comedy about the afterlife, slips into clichés, repetition and thin imagination, leaving the sense of a small, sleepy film that never delivers on its intriguing premise
Benjamin Tovias
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12.13.25
Arthur Cohn, Jewish film producer and six-time Oscar winner, dies at 98
Swiss-born producer Arthur Cohn, who made nearly 30 films and won six Oscars, died in Jerusalem at 98; a Hollywood power in the 1970s, he later became the first non-American producer to receive a star on the Walk of Fame
Amir Kaminer
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12.12.25
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