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A New Leaf
Henry & Henrietta...the love couple of the seventies...and the laugh riot of the year.
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Henry Graham lives the life of a playboy. When his lawyer tells him one day that his lifestyle has consumed all his funds, he needs an idea to avoid climbing down the social ladder.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Süss, the Jew List
- Son of Saul - Focuses on the Holocaust, exploring the human experience and moral dilemmas.
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- The Frisco Kid - Follows a Jewish rabbi's journey in America, incorporating humor and adventure.
- The Sturgeon Queens - Documentary showcasing Jewish cultural heritage in food and family bonding.
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- The Chosen - Explores themes of friendship and faith in a Jewish context.
- The Fifth Horseman is Fear - A film about Jews in Prague during Nazi occupation and their survival.
- Waltz with Bashir - An animated documentary about memory and trauma, linked to war and cultural identity.
- The Other Story - Addresses themes of identity and tradition in the context of modern Israeli life.
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- The Ugly Dachshund - A family comedy; while lighter, it focuses on themes of acceptance and belonging.
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- The Seven Beauties - A darkly comedic take on survival in wartime, focusing on moral dilemmas.
- The Last Survivor - Documents Holocaust survivors and their ongoing journeys of healing.
- Wit - Focuses on a woman's battles with illness; includes themes of education and legacy.
- Natasha - Explores cultural issues and identity within a personal narrative.
- A Hidden Life - Explores the life and moral choices of a man during WWII, reflecting on faith.
- In Darkness - A gripping story about a Polish sewer worker who helps Jews survive during the Holocaust.
- The Pianist - Another portrayal of survival during the Holocaust, focusing on music and resilience.
- Amazing Grace - Addresses moral convictions and social justice, resonating with Jewish themes.
- A New Leaf - A comedy about wealth, morality, and personal change in contrasting societal contexts.
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