Mamele

Year: 1938

Runtime: 103 mins

Language: Yiddish

Directors: Joseph Green, Konrad Tom

Comedy

The film portrays interwar Jewish life in Łódź, from cramped tenements and unemployment to nightclubs, gangsters, and Sukkot celebrations. Central to the story is Molly Picon, who embodies a devoted daughter, protecting her siblings, keeping the family together, and charting a woman’s journey from childhood to old age through song and performance.

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