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Transmitzvah

Country: Argentina, Language: Spanish, 100 mins

  • Director: Daniel Burman
  • Writer: Daniel Burman, Ariel Gurevich
  • Producer: Daniel Burman, Lucía Chavarri, Laura Fernández Espeso, Javier Méndez

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TRANSMITZVAH is a love story between siblings. They exhibit their wounds, exchange the pieces of each other’s puzzle, and complete (or start) the process of reaffirming their own identity. Rubén – the Singmans’ youngest son– challenges tradition by deciding to have a Bat Mitzvah instead of a Bar Mitzvah. Twenty years later, Rubén – now MUMY SINGER – returns to their hometown as a famous Yiddish singing star. After a sad event in the family, MUMY loses her voice and, with the help of her brother EDUARDO, tries to complete the path to adult life. A comedy with a jolly, playful, and musical dialogue about MUMY SINGER, and her trip to the past to make herself up, avoiding shortcuts and labels. The journey to who we really are can’t be avoided and must necessarily be taken.


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Cast & Characters

Alejandro Awada
Gustavo Bassani
Alejandra Flechner
Penélope Guerrero
Tuli Laví (as Novio)
Juan Minujín
Carla Quevedo