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Booking Jewish Comedy - Jewish films is a large category which includes a few main sub-categories as Holocaust and Israeli films. Jewish movies relate with films that handle many issues and aspects which can be associated with Jewish tradition, Jewish background and Jewish experience as a whole. This category includes different genres including documentary, films, comedy, historic films, Holocaust films etc.
The diversity of Jewish films are enormous, this diversity enables the viewer to experience a glance in to the history and culture from the Jew Jewish life but it's first and foremost a satisfying cinematic experience. Also, sometimes movies are classified as "Jewish" if either the film make, director, cast of the film: are Jewish. However, it's more accurate to define Jewish films as movies that examine among the Jewish aspects very clearly.
Booking Corporate Comedy - A good example for a Jewish film that demonstrates the previously mentioned is the movie, Trembling before God, an American doco from 2001. This film follows gay Jews who originate from Orthodox families to get a amount of several years.
This extraordinary movie deals with homosexuality and it is clash with Jewish religious life. Trembling before God reveals the dilemma of being religious and being have to abide towards the "Halacha" (Jewish law) that forbids and prohibits homosexual relationship.
It exposes us to complex people, some remain within the closet (within the film you will see merely the silhouettes) and some live openly accept their sexuality and still choose, regardless of the establishment rejection, to lead a non secular life style. The movie also includes surprising interviews with psychologists and different rabbis regarding the religious establishment towards homosexuality.
Booking Female Comedy - Trembling before God taken part in many film festivals and received ten awards nominations winning seven out from the ten. The film was filmed with quite simple and basic equipment and finally transferred to 35mm film.
