A Closer Inspection of LGBT Characters in Film
We have a long way to go with LGBT representation in film, especially when it comes to LGBT characters of color and trans characters.
Yiddle with His Fiddle
A young woman poses as a man in a group of klezmer musicians in Poland.
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A young woman poses as a man in a group of klezmer musicians in Poland.
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Written By:Joseph Green
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Jan Nowina-Przybylski, Joseph Green
Director
Molly Picon
Itke/Judel
Simche Fostel
Arie - Itke's father
Leon Liebgold
Efraim 'Froim' Kalamutker
Max Bozyk
Izak 'Ajzyk' Kalamutker
Maks Bryn
Marszelik
Dora Fakiel
Tajbele Lebskierówna
Basia Liebgold
Mrs. Lebskierowa
Samuel Landau
Zalman Gold
Chana Lewin
Madame Flaumbaum - the widow
Symche Natan
R. Singer, theater manager
Abraham Kurc
Theater co-manager
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