"A man has got to see his face." Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror
This documentary moves chronologically through Black representation in horror films, revealing the genre's connections to Black history.
Thou Shalt Love
Naomi, an unconventional Haredi and yoga teacher, is married to Neria, 31, her childhood sweetheart and a student at a "kollel" religious school. The couple faces difficulties conceiving. When Naomi uncovers the reason behind her husband's absence from a pivotal meeting with their rabbi, her world tilts and her love for him is put to the test.
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Naomi, an unconventional Haredi and yoga teacher, is married to Neria, 31, her childhood sweetheart and a student at a "kollel" religious school. The couple faces difficulties conceiving. When Naomi uncovers the reason behind her husband's absence from a pivotal meeting with their rabbi, her world tilts and her love for him is put to the test.
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Written By:Nitzan Gilady
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