Sony Perlman
Sony Perlman
With Baruch Perlowitz
With Baruch Perlowitz
With Baruch Perlowitz
Sunday 19th June 2022
Listen to Baruch Perlowitz discuss his films and how they're changing perceptions in Jewish cinema on 'BrainStorm with Sony Perlman'.
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Get the buttons here!Baruch Perlowitz: Transforming Jewish Cinema Through Storytelling
I'm saying the stigma about movies in the Jewish community like, yeah, we have the girls. The father chases the son and the kids out of the house and everything, but you see that the love is still there, and it's one of the things that I always say over.
Picture this: a Rebbi, game show host, and movie producer all rolled into one. That's Baruch Perlowitz for you. In this episode of 'BrainStorm with Sony Perlman', Baruch sits down to chat about his multifaceted career and the unique challenges he's faced along the way. From his debut film, 'The Edge', to his latest project, 'Desperate Measures', Baruch's work has made waves in the Jewish community.
But it's not just about the films themselves; it's about the stories they tell and the barriers they break down. Baruch opens up about the inspiration behind his films, like 'The Skull of A Genius', which dives into historical narratives, and 'Desperate Measures', an action drama that follows a young man grappling with life-altering decisions. He shares the highs and lows of filmmaking, including the critical acclaim and the hurdles of getting his movies seen by a wider audience.
One of the most compelling parts of the conversation is Baruch's take on the stigma surrounding movies in the Jewish community. He passionately discusses how he aims to shift perceptions and bring people together through the power of storytelling. 'I'm saying the stigma about movies in the Jewish community like, yeah, we have the girls.
The father chases the son and the kids out of the house and everything, but you see that the love is still there,' he says, capturing the essence of his mission. This episode is a treasure trove for anyone interested in film, storytelling, or community impact. Baruch's journey is not just about making movies; it's about creating meaningful change and fostering understanding.
Tune in to hear more about how one man's passion for kosher fun and inspiring entertainment is making a difference.