This Sunday night, some nattily dressed Oscars presenter will read the names of this year's five nominees for best foreign-language film. The politically-charged Foxtrot — which received funding from ...

Metaphorically the foxtrot is an irresistible dance step. The dancer makes a square, returning to where he or she started, and begins again. It’s a paradox, creating invisible box after box, while ...

The foxtrot is a dance where, no matter how many steps you take, you end up back in the place you started. At least, that’s the definition according to Michael Feldmann (Lior Ashkenazi), a prosperous ...

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At a lonely checkpoint, an Israeli soldier (Itay Exlroad) dances with his weapon in Foxtrot. This Sunday night, some nattily dressed Oscars presenter will read the names of this year's five nominees ...