I Thee Wed
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Director Anat Maskens’ father returns to his ultra orthodox Jewish roots, leaving her secular mother clinging to memories of their 30-year marriage. Each parent struggles: he with his wife’s unwillingness to partake fully in the life that brings him joyously closer to the Almighty, she with a sense of abandonment and the gradual erosion of their shared lifestyle. A tender recounting of love’s endurance in the face of opposing outlooks.
Crew
Cast
Screenings & Prizes
Awards
Jerusalem Mayor’s Award for Outstanding Director, Israel 1995.
Yaakov Agrest Award, Israel 1995
Festivals
The 4th annual Seattle Jewish Film Festival. Seattle, March 1999
