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Using interviews and archival recordings this film meticulously links the story of American Yiddish creativity with Guthrie’s art as rooted in the Oklahoma Dust Bowl of the 1930s.
Winner of the Audience Award at the Jerusalem Film Festival and nominated for fourteen Ophir Awards (Israeli Oscars) including Best Film.
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Winner of the Audience Award at the Jerusalem Film Festival and nominated for fourteen Ophir Awards (Israeli Oscars) including Best Film. Lior Ashkenazi (Foxtrot, Footnote, Late Marriage) and Sasson Gabai (The Band’s Visit) star in this unique comedy drama. A comfortable married couple of 46 years, Tov and Meir get a jolt of excitement when their free-spirited neighbour, Itzik invites them to his penthouse for karaoke nights. Tova and Meir fall hard for Itzik’s energetic lifestyle, and enter into a competition amongst their other neighbours and soon themselves, trying to win Itzik’s attention.
“An offbeat comedic journey that delights and surprises.” -The Spool
Not Suitable for younger audiences.
- 7pm: Live Karaoke Set
- 8pm: Film
The event will take place on the Lipa Green grounds at the Sherman Campus.
Don’t forget your lawn chair and picnic blanket!
Presented by:
A Kultura Collective Member
In Partnership with:
Ashkenaz Festival
Start Date: August 30, 2023
7:00 PM
Midtown Toronto
Lipa Green grounds at the Sherman Campus
4600 Bathurst Street
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Free
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