Phone: (845) 338-2980
Phone: (845) 338-2980
Phone: (845) 338-2980
Phone: (845) 338-2980
December 6, 2022 at 1:00 P.M. Rosendale Theatre, 408 Mai
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Hans Karl Breslauer's
City Without Jews
The Rosendale Theatre Collective
408 Main Street, Rosendale
Sunday, February 6th 2022 at 2:00PM
$6.00 Admission
Silent Film With Live Accompaniment by Marta Waterman
What the press has said:
“A shockingly visionary look at the fear of multiculturalism and the normalization of antisemitism” CSO
“Long-lost film that predicted rise of anti-Semitism and has an ominous message for today’s world.” Rick Noack, Washington Post
'A fable whose moral argues for tolerance”Jordan Hoffman, Slate
Jewish-Austrian writer Hugo Bettauer wanted to counter rising intolerance towards Jews in Vienna after WWI. One of his novels was adapted into a silent film which warned about the dangers of hatred.
Conceived as a dark satire, 'City Without Jews' takes place in the city of Utopia where The Christian Social Party see themselves 'ruled by the Jews'. They therefore pass a law forcing all Jews to emigrate by the end of the year and is enthusiastically received by the non-Jewish population. At first, the mandate is met with celebration, but when the citizens eventually come to terms with the loss of the Jewish population – and the resulting economic and cultural decline – the Utopian government must decide if they should invite the Jews back and to live together in tolerance.
Due to the implicit political critique,'City' was no longer screened in Continental Europe after 1933, and was not shown again until 2015 when a nitrate print was found in a flea market in Paris. Sadly, Bettauer was assassinated by a national socialist fanatic in Vienna in 1925, It remains, however, one of the most prophetic and provocative films of the 20th century, and is likely the first movie to take a stand against anti-Semitism.
Founded in August of 2010, The Rosendale Theatre Collective, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization is dedicated to preserving the historic Rosendale Theatre and enhancing the cultural life and economic vitality of Rosendale and Ulster County through film, the performing arts and educational programming.
Sunday Silents is made possible by the generous support of:
Jim DeMaio State Farm Insurance Agent, New Paltz
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