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Leaving the Fold (2008) - FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is Leaving the Fold about?

Leaving the Fold is a documentary. Young individuals from insular communities face major challenges after leaving their homes. Many experience ostracism and are cut off from family support. Limited education and marketable skills hinder their ability to reintegrate into society. A number speak Yiddish or an archaic form of Hebrew, complicating their transitions. Directed by Eric Scott in 2008, "Leaving the Fold" tells their stories, revealing the hardships they encounter as they adapt to a world that feels foreign. The documentary runs for 52 minutes.

When was Leaving the Fold released?

Leaving the Fold was released in 2008.

How long is Leaving the Fold?

Leaving the Fold has a runtime of 52 minutes.

What genre is Leaving the Fold?

Leaving the Fold is classified as Culture.

What topics does Leaving the Fold cover?

Leaving the Fold explores topics including social-inequality.