Jewish Luck (Russian: Еврейское счастье) is a 1925 Soviet black and white silent film directed by Alexis Granowsky.[1][2][3][4][5][6]
| Jewish Luck | |
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| Russian: Еврейское счастье | |
| Directed by | Alexis Granowsky |
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| Cinematography | |
| Music by | Lev Pulver |
| Country | Soviet Union |
Plot edit
Menahem-Mendl, with the goal of making money, opens an insurance company, and he involved in the street haberdashery trade, but all is unsuccessful. Suddenly he learns the names of rich brides and designs to become a shadkhn (matchmaker).[7]
Starring edit
- Solomon Mikhoels as Menahem-Mendl
- Moisei Goldblat as Zalman
- Tamara Adelgeym as Belya Kimbach
- A. Epstein
- I. Rogaler[8]
References edit
- ^ J. Hoberman, "THE CROOKED ROAD OF JEWISH LUCK"
- ^ В Женеве наступит «Еврейское счастье»
- ^ Фильм «Еврейское счастье», с легендарным Михоэлсом, снимали в Кременчуге
- ^ Петербуржцы смогут увидеть фильм "Еврейское счастье" с Соломоном Михоэлсом в главной роли
- ^ Самые известные «одесские» фильмы
- ^ В Киеве покажут легендарное “Еврейское счастье”
- ^ Еврейское счастье
- ^ Еврейское счастье (1925) Full Cast & Crew
External links edit
- Jewish Luck at IMDb
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