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Justine Orlovsky-Schnitzler
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Contributor, Lilith Magazine
Los Angeles
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Still life, fashion but I've shot them.
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By Justine Orlovsky-Schnitzler| Lilith Magazine Verified By now, I hope you have seen “A Real Pain,” Jesse Eisenberg’s feature detailing the relationship and experience of two estranged cousins touring (once) Jewish Poland at the behest and expense of their late grandmother, a Holocaust survivor. If you have not, let me sell it to you with the observation that sold it for me: a Holocaust movie without any fucking lessons. Life is Beautiful this is not: it’s not even Schindler’s List.
By Justine Orlovsky-Schnitzler| In geveb@ Review Review of Warsaw Testament by Rokhl Auerbach, trans. Kassow CITETHIS Warsaw Testament by Rokhl Auerbach, translated by Samuel Kassow (White Goat Press, 2024). 413 pages. $32.95. On July 26th, 1942, Rokhl Auerbach handed what she believed to be her life’s work—collected writings, interviews, and ephemera, from inside the Warsaw Ghetto—to Emmanuel Ringelblum. Liquidation of the ghetto had begun four days earlier.
By Justine Orlovsky-Schnitzler| Lilith Magazine Verified By now, I hope you have seen “A Real Pain,” Jesse Eisenberg’s feature detailing the relationship and experience of two estranged cousins touring (once) Jewish Poland at the behest and expense of their late grandmother, a Holocaust survivor. If you have not, let me sell it to you with the observation that sold it for me: a Holocaust movie without any fucking lessons. Life is Beautiful this is not: it’s not even Schindler’s List.
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Lilith Magazine
Los Angeles, United States