"Yiddish: a tale of survival" is a feature-length documentary about the resilience and survival of Yiddish language and culture since the Holocaust. The grassroots efforts to maintain the viability of Yiddish is captured via the stories of three individuals, Shmuel Atzmon of Tel Aviv, Bryna Wasserman of Montreal and Milena Kartowski of Paris - Yiddish performers and activists - representing three generations of Yiddish speakers since the Holocaust.
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"Yiddish: A Tale of Survival" examines the Yiddish culture since the Holocaust through the lens of theatre. The film focuses on three personalities representative ...
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