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‘Unleavened’ and the Haunting Weight of Tradition
‘Unleavened’ and the Haunting Weight of Tradition

Raina Jablon’s Unleavened blends Passover ritual with surreal horror to expose the psychological toll of generational trauma.

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Arts & Entertainment, Education, Photography, Religion, Society, Media & Technology, MoviesJacob BorislowJacob Borislow, Jacob's Blog, Film, film industry, films, Short Film, Unleavened, Tradition, Haunting, Horror, Culture, Theodore Zinn, Jablon Films, Wayne, Pennsylvania, Main Line, anamorphic, anamorphic lenses, cinema, Raina Jablon, horror, Passover, Seder, Passover Seder, suburban, Jewish, Family, tattoo, Religious, Religious law, Religion, Jillian Metzker, Director of Photography, Director, bokeh, Drexel, Drexel University, Drexel Film, Greater Philadelphia Film Office, GPFO, ancestors, generational wounds, generational trauma, trauma, cinematic, Anamorphic glass, Anamorphic, Andrew McKeoughComment
A Love Letter to ‘Jaws,’ 50 Years Later
A Love Letter to ‘Jaws,’ 50 Years Later

“Jaws wasn’t just my favorite movie. It was a gateway to loving film, to understanding narrative, to seeing how one story could inspire wonder, curiosity, and empathy.”

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Opinion, Andrew McKeough, AKSM Mag., History, Literature, Movies, ScienceAndrew McKeoughJAWS, Jaws, Andrew McKeough, McKeough, McKeough Family, Film, films, Movies, Classic Movies, film industry, John Williams, Chief Brody, Quint, Hooper, Steven Spielberg, Spielberg, Universal Studios, Universal Studios Orlando, Michael Brody, Amity Boat Tours, Amity Island, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, Amity, Peter Benchley, Roy Scheider, Charles McKeough, Marylou McKeoughComment