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Who's Afraid of Jewish Humour? 

In this new documentary, filmmakers Jascha Hannover and Arkadij Khaet set out to explore the origins of Jewish humour, tracing the use of irony and satire.
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In this new documentary, filmmakers Jascha Hannover and Arkadij Khaet set out to explore the origins of Jewish humour, tracing the use of irony and satire.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Jascha Hannover
Written By:Arkadij Khaet
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Florianfilm, ORF, ARTE

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