21/15
The rabbi has a custom license plate that reads TKNOLUM
Chronology
A cantor in a crisis of faith finds his world turned upside down when his high school music teacher re-enters his life as his new adult Bat Mitzvah student.. This refers to the Hebrew phrase “Tikkun Olam”; meaning “Fix the World”… As he is taken to the bar, Benny finishes his mudslide and clatters his empty glass down on the bar.
References The Philadelphia Story (1940)
As seen from the big guy’s point of view, the mudslide in front of Benny is full. Rabbi Bruce: Anyone has the right to love anyone, but not while pretending and giving other people the impression that they love someone else. ..
Is this the best the montage could do?
Kol EhadPerformed by Mordecai Arnon (as Pupik Arnon)Written by Miki Gabrielov and Mordecai Arnon (as Mordechai 'Pupik' Arnon) Courtesy of Phonokol Record Company. Between the Temples in s an exercise in " random" without thinking too much about how the scenes fit together. Even the writing is very uneven, as if several writers threw out different ideas and then cut them together.
I’m not sure how long it took to make this movie, but it was disappointing!
Some of the scenes were not in line with the character’s personality, but it seems like everything works out! I really wanted to like this movie, but it just didn’t gain traction and I was surprised at how little humor there was. So disappointing!
