Who was Moshe Walks really? The son of a poor Jewish blacksmith from Ukraine, he died in Italy as Prince Michael Waszynski and was known as a Hollywood producer and exiled Polish aristocrat. He made more than 50 films, including cinema hits with Sophia Loren and Claudia Cardinale. However, only one film was his true obsession: The Dybbuk. Based on an old Jewish legend, it’s the most important and mystical Yiddish film ever made, directed by Waszynski shortly before the outbreak of World War II.

Poland, Germany, 2017, 82 mins., directed by Elwira Niewiera and Piotr Rosolowski, English, Italian, Hebrew, Ukrainian, Yiddish, Polish, German, Spanish with English subtitles

COST:
Student | $4
Member | $6
General Admission | $8

Film provided by Widehouse Films, widehouse.org.

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