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Now availabe on iTunes, Amazon Instant Video, Google Play, Vudu “A portrait of the conflicted, yet deeply loving dynamic among the children of a Holocaust survivor….their warmly combative, often darkly humorous debates prove rare, revelatory and intensely absorbing.” —Gary Goldstein, Los Angeles Times

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Six Million and One

Now availabe on iTunes, Amazon Instant Video, Google Play, Vudu “A portrait of the conflicted, yet deeply loving dynamic among the children of a Holocaust survivor….their warmly combative, often darkly humorous debates prove rare, revelatory and intensely absorbing.” —Gary Goldstein, Los Angeles Times

Now availabe on iTunes, Amazon Instant Video, Google Play, Vudu “A portrait of the conflicted, yet deeply loving dynamic among the children of a Holocaust survivor….their warmly combative, often darkly humorous debates prove rare, revelatory and intensely absorbing.” —Gary Goldstein, Los Angeles Times

Now available on iTunes, Amazon Instant Video, Google Play & Vudu. “Romeo and Juliet in Yiddish tucks Shakespeare’s tale of greatest woe into a story of intra-Judaic culture clash in present day Brooklyn. Ms. Annenberg achieves the energy and inventiveness of an improvised, process-driven group project….absolutely thrilling.”—A.O. Scott, The New York Times

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“A heartbreaking and wryly humane film. There’s an original and a subtle assessment of memory in Six Million and One. It takes you from the apocalyptic to the eerily ordinary….We’re reminded that history and memory require an active discussion among the later generations.” —David D’Arcy, ArtInfo.com

“An irresistibly charming musical about a young Israeli man in search of his missing mother…this accomplished movie contains many of Fox’s trademarks: pathos, romantic longing and wonderful storytelling.” —David Lewis, San Francisco Chronicle

Faubourg Tremé: The Untold Story of Black New Orleans “Flat out brilliant…This is a great piece of storytelling, filmmaking and testifying. It is also, arguably, the most poignant film ever made about New Orleans” —J.B. Borders, The New Orleans Tribune

“The film, like Rudi’s photos, is a vibrant documentation of the people of Israel, above and beyond any institutional history.” —George Robinson, The Jewish Week (New York)

“Contemporary filmmakers are refreshingly direct in how they treat delicate material, none more so than David Fisher. His powerhouse Six Million and One isn’t the first film in which he’s forced his siblings to confront their parents’ experiences during the Nazi era, but it’s the most brutally candid and unexpectedly funny.” —Michael Fox, KQED

“Exuberance, awkwardness, recklessness, spontaneity, and yearning—qualities valued in productions of Shakespeare’s tragedy of teenage amour fou—are abundantly present in Eve Annenberg’s Romeo And Juliet In Yiddish…. effortlessly sophisticated, the movie is an astonishment almost from beginning to end.” —Amy Taubin, Art Forum

“Moving, tight and heartbreaking script…exceptional performances” —Schuyler Velasco, The Forward

“Timely and essential… The film’s deft blend of first-person narrative and archival photos, contemporary talking heads and theatrical recreation, underscores Elie’s question: “How can our past help us survive this time?” —Larry Blumenfeld, The Village Voice

“From Eytan Fox, this flashy but solidly grounded survey of modern Israeli gay life reveals the price a talented young drag star must pay to turn his mom’s delusions into the basis for a satisfying grownup queer life.” —David Lamble, Bay Area Reporter

“The film weaves past and present as the legacy and work of the late photographer Rudi Weissenstein is kept alive….“Life in Stills” offers a moving portrait of two generations bound by love, tragedy, respect for the past, and determination to preserve it for the future.” —Loren King, Boston Globe/Boston.com