The Dybbuk
Directed by Sidney Lumet
When a young maid is possessed by the soul of her deceased lover, a rabbi must exorcise the dybbuk and the young bride must choose between marriage to man she does not love or an unworldly union with her dead lovers's spirit.
When a young maid is possessed by the soul of her deceased lover, a rabbi must exorcise the dybbuk.
Cast: Theodore Bikel, Sylvia Davis
Member Reviews
stick with it--it takes a while to go from well-written melodrama to supernatural dark fantasy, but it's worth the journey. Also great to see some old Yiddish theater on here! Keep Jewish culture alive.
Something different from Shudder. It’s basically a filmed stage play. It’s worth a watch but won’t be for everyone.
The beginnings of Hollywood.
Not particularly scary but still an excellent movie to watch
Absolutely beautiful, it might be confusing to people who aren't Jewish, but those who are will love this