Esther D. Kustanowitz Esther D. Kustanowitz is a TV columnist for J. She is based in Los Angeles and has been known to track #TVGoneJewy. Recent Stories Jun 16, 2021 ‘Black Space’: Exploring teenage darkness in Netflix’s latest Israeli series May 21, 2021 How TV has embraced dybbuks, golems and other Jewish lore May 14, 2021 First national Shabbaton conference for Jews of color to mark yahrzeit for George Floyd Apr 23, 2021 Israeli drama ‘On the Spectrum’ is a portrait of neurodiversity Apr 12, 2021 Hulu’s new ‘WeWork’ documentary hits me where I worked Mar 24, 2021 The long-awaited third season of 'Shtisel' has arrived Feb 8, 2021 Death, marriage and immigration in French-Israeli series ‘Possessions’ Dec 21, 2020 Why non-Jews around the world love ‘Shtisel,’ in their own words Nov 9, 2020 Big budget, human stories: 'Valley of Tears' tackles Yom Kippur War Sep 10, 2020 Jewish journalism gets the British sitcom treatment in ‘Jewish Enquirer’ Sep 2, 2020 ‘Iron Dome’ docuseries shows political and personal cost of a secure Israel Aug 10, 2020 'American Pickle' is sweet, sour and surreal Aug 5, 2020 Local 'Yo Semite' T-shirt back in spotlight with help from Trump Jul 29, 2020 Move over ‘Shtisel’ — time to give other Israeli TV shows a look Jun 25, 2020 In alt-history 'Autonomies,' secular and religious worlds clash May 26, 2020 In alternate history of ‘Hollywood,’ everyone can act out their ambitions May 7, 2020 Watch list dwindling? Here are some more Jewish TV and movies to watch. Apr 20, 2020 ‘Fauda’ returns to Netflix for season 3, as tense and chaotic as ever Apr 6, 2020 British comedy ‘Friday Night Dinner’ is hilarious quarantine viewing Mar 25, 2020 ‘The Plot Against America’ is a jagged pill in overwhelming times Next Page
