Being Kosher
“Kosher”, in a figurative sense, means “pure”. And in the Jewish kitchen, everything that is pure is certified as such by the kosher certificate of purity. In “Being Kosher”, Ruth Olshan applies this Jewish tradition of verifying the purity of things to her own Jewish family history. A tragicomic exploration of Jewish purity laws! From kosher food to ritual hygiene, sex by the book to the “not quite kosher” Jewish identity and family history of the filmmaker.
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“Kosher”, in a figurative sense, means “pure”. And in the Jewish kitchen, everything that is pure is certified as such by the kosher certificate of purity. In “Being Kosher”, Ruth Olshan applies this Jewish tradition of verifying the purity of things to her own Jewish family history. A tragicomic exploration of Jewish purity laws! From kosher food to ritual hygiene, sex by the book to the “not quite kosher” Jewish identity and family history of the filmmaker.
Babel
7.2
Anora
7.1
Dear Santa
6.3
Cries and Whispers
7.9
The Seed of the Sacred Fig
7.7
Call Me by Your Name
8.1
Happiness
7.5
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
7.5
Werewolves
6.2
Marching Band
7.5
Small Things Like These
6.9
Gladiator II
6.8
Dunkirk
7.5
Venom: The Last Dance
6.8
Worth
6.7
Loro
6.7
Riders of Justice
7.3
The Boy and the Heron
7.5
Ready or Not
7.0
The Wild Robot
8.3