The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures faced criticism for initially omitting the significant contributions of Jewish founders in Hollywood. However, a new exhibition was recently opened to highlight the vital role played by Jewish immigrants like Samuel Goldwyn and Louis B. Mayer in shaping the American film industry. This exhibition, which takes a critical view of Hollywood's founders, sparked controversy as it was labeled as antisemitic by a group called United Jewish Writers. The group objected to the portrayal of Hollywood pioneers as "tyrants," "oppressors," "womanizers," and "predators." In response to the backlash, the Academy Museum stated it would address the concerns raised by the Jewish community and make necessary changes to the exhibition. The ongoing debate emphasizes the importance of recognizing and honoring the diverse backgrounds and contributions of all individuals in the film industry.