The Wandering Muse (2014)
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Country:
Canada
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Duration:
94 min
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Genre:
biography, family
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Director:
Tamas Wormser
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Producer:
Tamas Wormser
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Cast:
Josh Dolgin, Daniel Kahn, Psoy Korolenko, César Lerner,
About film
An exploration of the wonderful geography of the Jewish musical culture, from Uganda to Argentina, from ram's horn to beatbox.
Director
Hungarian producer, director, and screenwriter. In 1986 he moved to Canada. He started out as a theatre director and then transitioned to the documentary genre. In 2003 Wormser released his debut film Step Up! about a dancer who lost his leg in an accident. It was recognized as the Best Documentary at the Moscow International Disability Film Festival. In 2007 he released his film Believe In Me! about the lives of teenaged dads, a social group often disregarded in Canadian society. He has spent seven years filming The Wandering Muse about musical interpretations of Jewish identities.
Along with
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Speaker:
Lyalya Kandaurova
Along with
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Speaker:
Lyalya Kandaurova
Trailer
Director
Hungarian producer, director, and screenwriter. In 1986 he moved to Canada. He started out as a theatre director and then transitioned to the documentary genre. In 2003 Wormser released his debut film Step Up! about a dancer who lost his leg in an accident. It was recognized as the Best Documentary at the Moscow International Disability Film Festival. In 2007 he released his film Believe In Me! about the lives of teenaged dads, a social group often disregarded in Canadian society. He has spent seven years filming The Wandering Muse about musical interpretations of Jewish identities.
