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2011 · 90 min · English
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Directed by
Eve Annenberg

Set against the close-knit and traditional world of Brooklyn’s Hasidic communities, this is the timeless story of Romeo and Juliet. Two young people from rival Chabad and Satmar sects find themselves falling in love, despite their families’ longstanding and bitter feud. Their forbidden romance challenges the customs and expectations of their religious communities, leading them to risk everything for a chance at happiness together.

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