Jewish Feature Films
2002; Purdue University Press; Volume: 20; Issue: 3 Linguagem: Inglês
10.1353/sho.2002.0001
ISSN1534-5165
Autores Tópico(s)American Jewish Fiction Analysis
ResumoJewish Feature Films Lawrence Baron [Errata] Anna’s Summer. Director: Jeanine Meerapfel (Greece/Germany/Spain: Integral Film/ Milena Film, 2001). A Jewish woman who has inherited her family home in Greece rediscovers her Sephardic heritage. Anne Frank: The Whole Story. Director: Robert Dornhelm(USA:ABC,2001). The story of Anne Frank before and during her family’s attempt to hide from the Nazis and in Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen after they are betrayed. Belated Wedding. Director: Dover Kosashvilli (Israel: Transfix Films, 2001). marriage is arranged for a Russian Jewish immigrant, but instead he falls in love with a divorced single mother. The Believer. Director: Henry Bean (USA: Fuller Films/Seven Arts, 2001). A Jewish college student becomes increasingly devout much to the dismay of his family and friends. Brooklyn Babylon. Director: Marc Levin (US/UK: 2001). A Rastafarian falls in love with an Orthodox Jewish woman. Buchachi. Director: Nati Adler (Israel: Reshet and Roll, 2001). The story of a cook for the Israeli Air Force who lives his life in obscurity compared to the celebrated pilots he serves. Caravan 841. Director: Zion Rubin (Israel: Reshet/Donna, 2001). Ethiopian Jewish boy living in an immigrant camp has divided loyalties between the rabbi who teaches him and an African-American jazz musician who plays in Israeli bars. Charlotte Gray. Director: Gillian Armstrong (Germany, UK, Australia: Channel Four Films, 2001). A Scottish woman joins the French Resistance to save her lover who is a downed RAF pilot in a German POW camp. Children of the Setting Suns. Director: Martin Doepner (Canada, 2001). Three stories illustrating the impact of commuism, Nazism, and liberalism on the lives of three of their supporters during the 20th century. Conspiracy. Director: Frank Pierson (USA: HBO, 2001). A dramatic recreation of the Wannsee Conference. Daybreak Berlin. Director: Laura Bialis (USA: Univ.of Southern Ca., 2001). A member of the German resistance who helped Jews and political dissidents finds it hard to cope with the new realities of Germany after its defeat by the Allies. Detained. Director: Anat Even (Israel: Anat Even, 2001). Three Arab women cope with Israeli security in their hometown of Hebron. Eden. Director: Amox Gitai (France: 2001). Life in the Yishuv during World War Two and up through 1947. Edges of the Lord. Director: Yurek Bogayevicz (USA: 2001). Coming of age story of a Jewish boy hidden with a Polish Catholic family during World War Two. Focus. Director: Neal Slavin (USA: Paramount Classics, 2001). Towards the end of World War Two, a Gentile couple in the United States are mistaken for Jews and find themselves the victims of antisemitism. Grey Zone. Director: Tim Blake Nelson (USA: Millenium Films, 2001). The terrible choices faced by a doctor in Auschwitz and Jewish members of the Sonderkommando. Haven. Director: John Gray (USA: CBS, 2001). Miniseries about the 982 refugees President Roosevelt brought from Europe and interned in Oswego, New York from 1944 until 1946. Invincible. Director: Werner Herzog (UK: Fine Line Films, 2001). The life of a German Jew who was considered the strongest man in the world during the period when the Nazis rose to power. The Key. Director: Dan and Noit Geva (Israel: Habayit Hakatom, 2001). Two Jews compete to open the first synagogue in an Arab village on the West Bank. Kissing Jessica Stein. Director: Charles Herman-Wurmfeld (US, 2001). Single Jewish woman meets a man through the Personal ads. Krajinka/Landscape. Director: Martin Sulik (Slovakia: Charles Ltd., 2001). Jewish life in a Slovakian under German and Soviet occupation. Late Marriage. Director: Dover Kosahvili (Israel/France: Transfix and Morgane, 2001). Family arrange marriage between a single Jewish philosopher and an Orthodox Jewish virgin. He instead falls in love with a Morrocan divorcee. Lisa. Director: Pierre Grimblat (Fr./Swit: Capitol Films, 2001). A Gentile singer falls in love with a Jewish actor during the German occupation of France. Louba’s Ghost. Director: Martine Dugowson (Fr: IMA/Le Studio Canal, 2001). Story about the childhood of a Jewish girl left with French peasants during the Holocaust who as an adult meets her best childhood girlfriend. Me and the Moilsies. Director: Justin Schwartz (USA: Zetz Films, 2001). Set in 1959, a Hasidic boy’s encounters with his sister’s...
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