The Passover
The Passover
This unusual and delightful presentation welcomes you into a Jewish home for the festival meal celebrated on the first night of the Passover. With Zola Levitt in a captivating performance as the grandfather, this unique film promotes a new understanding between Jew and Gentile, making each aware of their ties with the other. Three generations of a family are portrayed in THE PASSOVER. The grandfather and grandmother are East European-Slavic Jews. The father, mother, and children are considered modern American Jews. In THE PASSOVER the old speaks to the new. One generation teaches making the next generation aware of its heritage.
Filmed in Dallas, Texas, in a home designated for historical preservation, THE PASSOVER has a timeless feeling that both Jew and Gentile will not only find helpful but enjoyed.
A hauntingly beautiful music score by the Liberated Wailing Wall, adds to the story as the surprise ending reveals the true significance of the meal's symbols and the true Messiah to whom these symbols points.