100 Voices: A Journey Home

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100 Voices: A Journey Home

2010

1h 32m

Documentary

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Recollections and performances tell the history of Jewish Cantorial music in Poland.

Ronnie Scheib

Variety

Oct 5, 2010

The filmmakers over-edit potentially fascinating material, and even the concert footage is arbitrarily curtailed.

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Joseph Jon Lanthier

Slant Magazine

Sep 26, 2010

3/4

While 100 Voices lacks the behind-the-camera musicality and deference to concert flow of Scorsese's The Last Waltz, it's no less potent as an auto-elegy.

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Rachel Saltz

New York Times

Sep 24, 2010

2.5/5

The strength of 100 Voices lies precisely in its voices: those of the cantors, many of whom are excellent and moving raconteurs. They provide all the history and poignancy the film needs.

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Robert W. Butler

Kansas City Star

Nov 11, 2010

3/4

The film has been built around the live performances, which become an aural backdrop for beautifully edited archival footage and photos of pre-war Jewish life.

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Keith Cohen

Entertainment Spectrum

Sep 18, 2010

4/4

Audiences will find this documentary to be an exhilarating experience, full of hope and optimism for a better future for mankind. You can't help but shed tears throughout the vicarious, euphoric thrill that washes over your heart & soul. It deserves...

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Sep 28, 2010

Moving, educational and a must see. Loved it.

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Sep 26, 2010

100 percent A-OK in my book!!!Hope to see it again!!

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Sep 25, 2010

Go see this movie wherever you are around the world!

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Sep 25, 2010

was very well done told a story that had to be told. a must see

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Sep 25, 2010

I loved it. So inspiring and emotional

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Sep 22, 2010

Joyful laughter, once secret tears exposed, proud sharing, display of tremendous talents, proud connectors of one generation to the next. See it, sing with it, learn from it, share your story of Jewish survival.

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Matthew Asner

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Danny Gold

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Matthew Asner

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Danny Gold

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Michael Lam

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Michael Mayhew

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Synopsis

Recollections and performances tell the history of Jewish Cantorial music in Poland.

Director: Matthew Asner, Danny Gold
Producer: Matthew Asner, Danny Gold, Michael Lam, Nathan Lam
Screenwriter: Matthew Asner, Danny Gold, Michael Lam, Michael Mayhew
Production Co: mod3productions
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Runtime: 1h 32m

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