Out and About
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HEEB talks to the world’s most prolific “Downfall” parodist.
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Darren Aronofsky may direct a George Washington biopic.
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Yiddish theater comes to Johns Hopkins University.
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A Haifa street-art collective goes to London.
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The Israeli film “The Policeman” won the prize for Best Film at the Buenos Aires film festival.
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Shulem Deen writes for Salon about how a Panasonic radio affected his marriage and his faith.
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Check out Yiddish singer Anthony Russell tonight at the Workmen’s Circle.
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Come see Forverts Editor Boris Sandler’s film about Yiddish writer Yosl Birshteyn tomorrow night at YIVO.
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