Jewish Film
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| Blog Name: | Jewish Film |
| Url: | http://jewishfilm.wordpress.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Jewish movies, film, cinema |
| Description: | This blog is a catalog of one rabbi's suggestions of movies that make a good supplement to Introduction to the Jewish Experience, a course she will teach 2009-2010 through Lehrhaus Judaica in Berkeley, CA. http://www.lehrhaus.com |
| Popularity: | 5 Followers |
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