Michael Fox Michael Fox is a longtime film journalist and critic, and a member of the San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle. He teaches documentary classes at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute programs at U.C. Berkeley and S.F. State. In 2015, the San Francisco Film Society added Fox to Essential SF, its ongoing compendium of the Bay Area film community's most vital figures and institutions. Recent Stories Jun 28, 2022 San Francisco Jewish film fest lineup teems with cultural icons Apr 8, 2022 Sonoma Israeli Film Festival spotlights healing power of art Mar 7, 2022 East Bay Jewish film fest aims to elevate virtual cinematic experience Aug 10, 2021 Review: ‘The Meaning of Hitler’ is obvious and elusive — and worrying Jul 16, 2021 Review: Palestinian father knows best in ‘200 Meters’ … or does he? Jul 9, 2021 Review: An Israeli’s anxiety over aging comes out of ‘Africa’ Jun 10, 2021 Eytan Fox, pop prince of Israeli cinema, keeps it queer in ‘Sublet’ Apr 30, 2021 The never-ending story of US-led Middle East peace flops Mar 1, 2021 'Yiddish' documentary spotlights old poets and their young admirers Feb 22, 2021 Ethics and science in ‘Adventures of a Mathematician’ Jun 9, 2020 8 great Jewish movies only a click away Feb 27, 2020 At East Bay Jewish film fest, 'Unsettled' profiles local gay refugees Dec 27, 2019 ‘Song of Names’ melds Holocaust, mystery and music Dec 23, 2019 The 10 best Jewish films of 2019 Oct 17, 2019 New doc takes a hard look at the brilliant, widely despised Roy Cohn Aug 6, 2019 ‘Tel Aviv on Fire,’ comedy about Palestinian soap opera writer, burns bright Jul 19, 2019 Underwater photographer dives deep to pursue his dream and heal his past May 31, 2019 The myth of Moe Berg, ‘The Spy Behind Home Plate’ Mar 6, 2019 Birth of Shas party recounted with humor, heart Feb 15, 2019 ‘Redemption’ lies between rock (’n’ roll) and a hard place Next Page