The atmosphere is the main virtue of this special adaptation. Special because you feel it as a contemporary of it. The family life and the political discussions, the tension, the vulnerability of a respected rabin, the need of affection of a not so young woman and, more important, the admirable performance of Anthony Boyle are virtues of this episode. And the end, it is the precise warning for present.
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Enjoying the series!
sawznhamrs-122 July 2020
Love the step back in time, especially in the pandemic. HBO still ticks me off with its requisite "f" word insertion. For the life of me, I can't figure why the rabbi so adeptly played by John Turturro has a distinct southern accent! It's not like Jewish people come mainly from the south, but hey it's ok.
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