T3.E6

The Cafeteria

El episodio se transmitió el 21 feb 1984
52min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaEsther, a traumatized Holocaust survivor, frequents a Manhattan cafeteria where she meets Aaron, a Jewish writer, who tries to uncover the ghosts of her past.Esther, a traumatized Holocaust survivor, frequents a Manhattan cafeteria where she meets Aaron, a Jewish writer, who tries to uncover the ghosts of her past.Esther, a traumatized Holocaust survivor, frequents a Manhattan cafeteria where she meets Aaron, a Jewish writer, who tries to uncover the ghosts of her past.

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- Amram Nowak
Guionistas
- Ernest Kinoy
- Isaac Bashevis Singer
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8.5/10

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Dirección
- Amram Nowak
Guionistas
- Ernest Kinoy
- Isaac Bashevis Singer
Elenco

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The last TV project for Howard Da Silva.

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Aaron talks about the cafeteria as located on Broadway, but it is clearly located on Seventh Avenue.

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Aaron: There are synagogues on almost every block. tiny ones on the side streets, large temples on the Avenue. Over the years I have spoken in most of them. I also know the funeral parlors. Sometimes I imagine they're a kind of cafeteria where one can get a quick eulogy or kaddish on the way to eternity.

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References Sucedió en la playa (1963)

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Bittersweet story of fantasy and tradition, set in New York City.

A very poignant story centered around a cafeteria on the upper west side of Manhattan, where the elders of the Jewish community meet each day. It might also be called an "almost-love story", a narration of the brief encounters of the two main characters: Aaron, a writer and author; and Esther, a factory worker who lives with her aged father, the both of them survivors from the Nazi labor camps of World War II. As with virtually all of Isaac Bashevis Singer's works, it draws heavily on his own Polish background; strong narrative, a passion for life and tradition.