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When a young Hasidic man turns to the study the Kabbalah and Quantum mechanics, his pious young wife doesn't understand why there are suddenly so many unorthodox books in their cramped Stamford Hill flat. What is he trying to tell her? As he increasingly doubts his own identity, and the nature of being, their conflict grows - with irreparable and shocking consequences.
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When a young Hasidic man turns to the study the Kabbalah and Quantum mechanics, his pious young wife doesn't understand why there are suddenly so many unorthodox books in their cramped Stamford Hill flat. What is he trying to tell her? As he increasingly doubts his own identity, and the nature of being, their conflict grows - with irreparable and shocking consequences.
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