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Events

Labzik Screening with Jake
Krakovsky and Dr Miriam

Date(s):	1/20/24
Start time:	8:00 PM
End time:	10:00 PM
Calendar:	Google or iCal
Location:	Center For Puppetry Arts 1404 Spring Street NW Atlanta, GA 30309-2820
Type:	Theater & Performing Arts

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Labzik: Tales of a Clever Pup follows the (mis)adventures of a clever mutt named Labzik and the working-class Jewish family that adopts him. Balancing playful humor with gritty realism, the stories find Labzik and the other residents of the Bronx up against social and political forces that are no less relevant today: unemployment, political protest, racism, police brutality, and even an airborne disease.

This trilingual Yiddish-English-Yinglish short film is produced in cinematic “miniature theater” style, employing nearly 200 lavishly illustrated paper puppets (designed/created by Ryan Bradburn) to evoke the ink illustrations of the 1935 original.

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