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(Rock the) Belz | Slate

(Rock the) Belz

Featuring the music of Socalled, Theodore Bikel and Sans Pression, this whimsical and bittersweet short mixes a traditional Yiddish ballad with rap and puppetry.

Runtime: 5m
Genres: Animation

Direction and writing

Kaveh NabatianDirector

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