When Jews were funny (Alan Zweig, 2013): USA
Reviewed by Jacob Wirsenius, viewed at the Santa Barbara international film festival.
Jacob, what did you think about the documentary “When Jews were funny”?
-I liked it, lots of laughs and interesting interviews.
What did you like about it?
-I loved the honesty and it was great learning a little bit more about Jews and their history and culture.
Could you describe, briefly, what the documentary is about?
-It’s about Jews and how the “old” Jews are gone. Alan is interviewing a bunch of Jewish comedians and they talk about how Jews behave and the industry of Jewish comedians.
Do you have any thoughts about the editing, setting etc?
-Yeah, I think the editing looked really professional and they used it smart to create a good tone in the film. Cool backgrounds behind the talking heads and the old clips of comedians made it feel really authentic and serious.
Would you recommend this documentary?
– I would recommend it because the subject is interesting, it’s really funny and the interviewing objects are great characters.
Thank you for your time Jacob.
-Thanks.
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- Published:
- 02.17.14 / 7pm
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- Films, Santa Barbara Film Festival 2014
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