Four Questions For a Rabbi

Jay Rosenblatt, Stacey Ross

IndieLisboa 2009 • Observatório

United States of America, Documentary, 2008, 11′

When Stacey Ross unexpectedly died last year, her friends asked filmmaker Jay Rosenblatt to complete a project she had just begun. The result is “Four Questions For a Rabbi”, a film that touches upon issues of identity, persecution and mortality.

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