Sorry, Rabbi
Synopsis
Josh is a young secular jewish professional living in Montreal's Mile End Neighborhood. One night he's confronted by a group of Hasidic men who accuse him of having thrown a rock at them and of anti-semitism. Josh's first thought is 'what would my mother think?' Trying to resolve the misunderstanding, Josh agrees to an impromptu tribunal with the Hasidic men and their Rabbi.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Mark Slutsky
- Screenplay & Story
- Mark Slutsky
- Original Title
- Sorry, Rabbi
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 10m
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What is Sorry, Rabbi about?
Josh is a young secular jewish professional living in Montreal's Mile End Neighborhood. One night he's confronted by a group of Hasidic men who accuse him of having thrown a rock at them and of anti-semitism. Josh's first thought is 'what would my mother think?' Trying to resolve the misunderstanding, Josh agrees to an impromptu tribunal with the Hasidic men and their Rabbi.
Who directed Sorry, Rabbi?
Sorry, Rabbi was directed by Mark Slutsky.
Who stars in Sorry, Rabbi?
The principal cast of Sorry, Rabbi includes Dan Beirne, Howard Bilerman, Arthur Holden, Jessica Paré, Jacob Tierney.
When was Sorry, Rabbi released and how long is it?
Sorry, Rabbi was released in 2012 with a total runtime of 10m.