01 January 1991 Factual 60 mins
Narrated by prolific writer and director David Mamet, this film is a perfect introduction to Yiddish cinema. The Yiddish Cinema traces the history of the genre through interviews, archival photographs, and film clips of many of The National Center for Jewish Film's Yiddish feature films.
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David Mamet as Narrator
Rich Pontius Director
United States 01 January 1991
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20 September 1991
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05 April 1991
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01 January 1991
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12 January 1991
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