In 'Guns & Moses,' Jewish faith meets vigilante justice: review

In 'Guns & Moses,' Jewish faith meets vigilante justice: review

Jews on screen are rarely portrayed as physically tough. When they are, it’s usually in the form of Israeli soldiers, early 20th-century boxers, or mobsters like Meyer Lansky and Bugsy Siegel. That limited portrayal is part of what inspired writer and director Salvador Litvak to create “Guns & Moses,” the new crime thriller following a gunslinging Orthodox rabbi that recently hit movie theaters across the nation.  In the film’s end credits, Litv…