77 STEPS THE BOYS OF TEREZIN THE CANTOR'S SON CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS THE DEBT EICHMANN'S FATE ESTHER & ME FOR MY FATHER GRACE PALEY: COLLECTED SHORTS THE HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER IF I WERE A RICH MAN IN HEAVEN: UNDERGROUND JEWISH SOLDIERS IN BLUE & GRAY JOANNA JUDGEMENT AT NUREMBERG THE KISSINGER SAGA THE PEOPLE V. LEO FRANK LIES MY FATHER TOLD ME LIFE IS TOO LONG THE LOSER WHO WON MABUL "THE FLOOD" MAHLER ON THE COUCH MARY LOU NAOMI NICKY'S FAMILY PRAYING WITH LIOR REMEMBRANCE RESTORATION STANDING SILENT STARRING DAVID TORN THE TRIBE WOMEN UNCHAINED Sponsored by: Sponsored by: B & B Stern Family Foundation Directed by: Ilya Motlyeff U.S.A., 1937 English, 90 minutes This Yiddish musical drama marked the screen debut of the renowned Cantor Moishe Oysher. The film includes rare glimpses of the lower East Side during this time in our history and was called by the critic J. Hoberman, “the anti Jazz singer”. Shown with: IF I WERE A RICH MAN Both films hosted by: Cantor Zachary Mondrow, Temple Torah of West Boynton Beach, FL Double feature showing at: Movies at Delray, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 10:30 am - Purchase tickets now >> home | festival info | festival schedule | ticket info | submit your film | sponsors | film directory | contact us | directions | join the mailing list