Judy Gold is an icon. There, we said it.
H. Alan Scott joined Judy on her podcast Kill Me Now. The two talk Latter Day Jew, what being Jewish means to them, comedy, and so much more. Come for the LOL’s, stay for the feels (it gets real).
Kill Me Now is available wherever you listen to podcasts. Listen to Part I and 2 of their chat below.
Finally, watch Judy’s scene in Latter Day Jew, because ICON!
Listen to H. Alan Scott talk about Latter Day Jew on Earwolf’s Homophilia podcast.
“In the documentary, Scott takes a road trip in search of community and belonging to learn to be ‘the best Jew possible.’ From meeting out comedienne Judy Gold in New York City to attending Tel Aviv Pride in Israel, Scott learns what it means to be a Jew and become a man.”
Click here to read the full interview with H. Alan Scott.
“Finding dark humor in unexpected places is also the strength of director Aliza Rosen’s documentary Latter Day Jew,” said the Boston Globe’s piece on the Boston Jewish Film Festival.
See Latter Day Jew at the Boston Film Festival on Nov. 12th & 13th. Click here for tickets.
Also, check out all the screenings across the country happening in November.
“His exploration, Scott says, leads to the realization that ‘spiritual and cultural identity is deeper than just what we are born into or what our families believed and taught us.’”
Click here to read the full article.
We’re excited to announce Latter Day Jew will be screening as part of the Heartland Film Festival in Indianapolis, Indiana on Oct. 15th and Oct. 17th.
Founded in 1991 with a mission to “inspire filmmakers and audiences through the transformative power of film,” the Heartland Film Festival screens nearly 300 films over the course of the festival.
We’re so happy to be part of this fantastic festival, and hope to see you there!
If you live near Southern California’s Santa Clarita Valley, then cancel whatever else you had planned and get your tickets to watch Latter Day Jew at the popular CBS Film Series, part of Congregation Beth Shalom, on Sunday, September 8 at 12:00 p.m.
A Q&A with H. Alan Scott and director Aliza Rosen will follow the screening.
$5 per ticket includes lunch and popcorn! $1 Raffle tickets for your chance to win a $25 gift card of your choice. Bring a NEW friend and your friend will receive a free raffle ticket.
RSVP by calling (661) 254-2411 or emailing cbsfilmseries at gmail dot com.
H. Alan Scott spoke with the Bay Area Reporter! Read the article here!
H. Alan Scott, director Aliza Rosen and producers Todd Shotz and Kelly Woyan will all be in attendance. The film will have two screenings, one on July 25th at the world famous Castro Theatre and another on July 26th at Albany Twin theater in Berkeley.
For more information about the film screenings and the festival, click here.
Latter Day Jew received the Award of Excellence from IndieFEST. Visit TheIndieFEST.com for more!
Watch the trailer for Latter Day Jew below. You can still make a tax-deductible donation to support the film. And follow Latter Day Jew on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
In honor of H. Alan Scott's birthday, we're releasing this new clip from Latter Day Jew. But there's a catch: after watching, as a gift to H. Alan, maybe donate a couple shekels to LatterDayJew.com/support! It's tax-deductible and helps us complete the film.
Judy Gold is an icon! She's not only one of H. Alan's comic heroes, she's one of his Jew heroes. While in New York City, H. Alan visited Judy to talk about what it means to be Jewish. Watch this exclusive new clip from Latter Day Jew and then DONATE!
It's my birthday! All I want is for you to retweet this video AND consider making a donation (tax-deductible!!!) to https://t.co/YKDkd1iqlh pic.twitter.com/YoONGOW8bf
— H. Alan Scott 🤷♂️ (@HAlanScott) July 10, 2017
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