Kimmel Center, Perelman Theatre
300 S Broad St
Philadelphia, PA 19102

Sunday, March 18, 2018, 3:00 pm

General $15, Senior $13, Student $6

If there is anybody who personifies the resilience, the vision and ultimately the contribution of the Jewish people, it’s Itzhak Perlman. The violin is his chosen instrument, the vehicle he has used to overcome his own challenges and express himself to the world. In Perlman and his music, we hear the story of obstacles and survival, we trace the path of the Jewish people from the chaos of Europe to the promise of Israel, we see the comfort of home and family and witness how humor and talent combine with discipline and drive. Through this film we are able to see an artist at work and how the legacy of the Jewish people and the violin are knitted together in one remarkable human being.
Country: USA
Release Date: 2017
Time: 82 minutes
Genre: Documentary
Language: English, Hebrew with English subtitles
Director: Alison Chernick
Topics: Holocaust/World War II, Immigrants to Israel, Judaism
Awards
Official Selection, Hamptons International Film Festival. Official Selection, Doc NYC