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June 4, 2026
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.
The Toronto Jewish Film Foundation and The Montreal Israeli Film Festival are thrilled to invite you to an exclusive sneak peek at the long-awaited new season!
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Shtiselmania is Back!
The Toronto Jewish Film Foundation and The Montreal Israeli Film Festival are thrilled to invite you to an exclusive sneak peek at the long-awaited new season!
Shtisel
Season 3: The First Three Episodes
Available to watch:
Wednesday, March 10 – Sunday, March 14
Presented by: Nora Dehan & Family in Memory of Jacob Dehan
Israel, 45min x 3 Episodes
Hebrew, Yiddish
Director: Alon Zingman
The beloved Shtisel family returns four years after we last saw them; Akiva (Michael Aloni) is now a father and a thriving artist. Giti Weiss (Neta Riskin) and her husband Lippe (Zohar Strauss) run a successful neighborhood restaurant and are dealing with their grown children. Ruchami (Shira Haas) is learning to adjust to married life and the challenges of becoming a mother.
Co-creators Ori Elon and Yehonatan Indursky provide unique insight into the world of an Ultra-orthodox Jewish family in Jerusalem, as they lovingly and gently continue to draw its characters with humour and warmth.
Household Ticket: $12
Ticket holders are invited to attend a special live Zoom Q&A with director Alon Zingman and actor Zohar Strauss (Lippe) on Sunday, March 14 at 1:00PM.
Presented by:
A Kultura Collective Member
In Partnership with:
The Montreal Israeli Film Festival
Start Date: March 10, 2021
Closing Date: March 14, 2021
Access the episodes anytime.
Zoom Q&A with director Alon Zingman and actor Zohar Strauss (Lippe): March 14 at 1:00PM
Zoom Q&A with director Alon Zingman and actor Zohar Strauss (Lippe): March 14 at 1:00PM
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