Artists and activists in New York City challenge traditional Jewish norms, addressing issues like child sexual abuse through groups like Voices for Dignity.
Synopsis
Artists and activists in New York City challenge traditional Jewish norms, addressing issues like child sexual abuse through groups like Voices for Dignity.
Synopsis
Yishai Romanoff stands on a rooftop in New York City, shouting, "GOD." Punk Jews follows artists and activists who challenge traditional Jewish norms. Kal Holczler, a victim of child sexual abuse, addresses the issue through his group, Voices for Dignity. The documentary features Cholent, a gathering of diverse Jews, and includes performances by rapper Yitz Jordan and contortionist Amy Harlib. It premiered on December 11, 2012, at the Manhattan Jewish Community Center.
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Why Watch
- Meet Yishai Romanoff, the punk rocker bringing light to the world.
- Follow Kal Holczler's fight against child sexual abuse.
- See the diverse Cholent gathering of Jews from various backgrounds.
Did You Know
- Kal Holczler is a victim of child sexual abuse in Hasidic communities.
- The film raised $10,721 through Kickstarter for its production.
- Punk Jews premiered on December 11, 2012, at the Manhattan Jewish Community Center.
- The film features 'Amazing Amy' Harlib, an elderly Jewish contortionist.
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Who directed the documentary Punk Jews?
Punk Jews was directed by Jesse Zook Mann.
What is the runtime of the film Punk Jews?
Punk Jews has a runtime of 56 minutes.
When did Punk Jews premiere?
Punk Jews premiered on December 11, 2012, at the Manhattan Jewish Community Center.
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