WOW this is antisemitism mamish. plus, nowadays Kohanim are not considered real Kohanim so he would be permitted to his wife according to many poskim.
Why are movies that are showing Jewish Religious life always so gloomy and depressiv? The filmmakers have no idea what Jewish life really is. Instead of wasting lots of energy on making films that destore reality they should better go and study Torah to understand Halacha correctly.
Awards Audience's Pick, Films on One Foot competition, Westchester, USA 2003 Best Short Film, Religion Today Film Festival, Trento Italy 2002 Second Prize for Best Film, "She-Suechte" International Student Film Festival, Potsdam Germany 2001
Rivki Cohen, a young ultra-orthodix woman, opens the door for a strange man that come for Tsedaka (charity). She is raped. Now she is awaiting the rabbinical court's decision whether her husband, Motle, must divorce her. According to the Jewish Halacha, "A Cohen's wife who is raped is forbidden to her husband"
WOW this is antisemitism mamish. plus, nowadays Kohanim are not considered real Kohanim so he would be permitted to his wife according to many poskim.
see Kohein.com
schulz 1 year ago
Boo!
ilanmordechai 2 years ago
Why are movies that are showing Jewish Religious life always so gloomy and depressiv? The filmmakers have no idea what Jewish life really is. Instead of wasting lots of energy on making films that destore reality they should better go and study Torah to understand Halacha correctly.
MariEst 3 years ago
An what happened at the end?
feba2 3 years ago
Film trailer > Cohen's Wife
Israel 2000 Fiction, 24 min
Director,Scriptwriter:Heifetz Nava
Producer:Gil Mezuman
Camera: Yoram Milo
Editor: Avishag (Ben David) zajonce - זיונץ
Actors: Emuna Zvi, Omer Koren, Esti Svidenski
Awards Audience's Pick, Films on One Foot competition, Westchester, USA 2003 Best Short Film, Religion Today Film Festival, Trento Italy 2002 Second Prize for Best Film, "She-Suechte" International Student Film Festival, Potsdam Germany 2001
moryxz 3 years ago
Rivki Cohen, a young ultra-orthodix woman, opens the door for a strange man that come for Tsedaka (charity). She is raped. Now she is awaiting the rabbinical court's decision whether her husband, Motle, must divorce her. According to the Jewish Halacha, "A Cohen's wife who is raped is forbidden to her husband"
moryxz 3 years ago
what was supposed to be ....
schy8000 3 years ago
WTF
dnanban 3 years ago
What was supposed to be this video??
Aronbr 3 years ago