Dance improvisation in the former synagogue of Kazimierz Dolny, Poland. The film’s title comes from the 1937 Yiddish language film, “The Dybbuk.” An authentic Yiddish folk and ecstatic dance where the mysterious sense of the porous borders between spirit and body, past and present, life and death, remembering and imagining, are evoked.
Garri Urban was a survivor – not a victim – of both the Holocaust and Gulag. Born in the shtetl (the Jewish rural community) in 1916, he overcame adversity through a mixture of charm, aggression, and chutzpah. His 1980 autobiographical account of his adventures took its title from when he was sho...
Fantastically interesting documentary. An anthropologist meets a hidden jewish community in north Ethiopia and learns their special story of survival. For more information: [email protected]
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Ruchama, an elderly devoted wife, tries to maintain a normal life for her and her paralyzed husband in Tel Aviv. A French tourist reminds her of all she has left aside for her marriage. She is swept away for a moment, and right when she encounters her lost sexuality, she needs to face the consequ...
