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Number our days a film

Documentary on elderly European Jews living and functioning in Venice, California.

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  • ""A documentary study of a community of elderly Jews in Venice, California"--Internet movie database, as viewed on October 28, 2005. Interviews are conducted by Lynne Littman and Barbara Myerhoff."
  • "Documentary on elderly European Jews living and functioning in Venice, California."@en
  • "Portrait of a community of elderly Eastern European Jews living in Venice, California. Based on fieldwork interviews conducted by anthropologist Barbara Myerhoff, interspersed with scenes of Israel Levin Senior Adult Center activities."@en
  • "VHS. Uses interviews conducted by anthropologist Barbara G. Myerhoff to document the lives of Jewish senior citizens who make the Israel Levin Senior Adult Center in Venice, Calif., the focal point of their existence. Intersperses the interviews with views of the center's activities, which serve to bring the spirited citizens together in a common bond of unity."@en
  • "Based on the work of anthroplogist Barbara Myerhoff."
  • "Interviews conducted by anthropologist Barbara G. Myerhoff to document lives of East European Jewish senior citizens of Israel Levin Senior Adult Center, Venice, Calif."
  • "Interviews conducted by cultural anthropologist Barbara C. Myerhoff help to document the lives of Jewish senior citizens who regularly attend the Israel Levin Senior Adult Center in Venice, California. The seniors discuss their lives and are seen engaging in the center's activities which provide a bond of unity."
  • "Interviews conducted by anthropologist Barbara G. Myerhoff to document lives of Jewish senior citizens of Israe Levin Seniour Adult Center, Venice, California. Provides a portrait of a community of elderly Eastern European Jews sustaining a culture in the face of poverty, loneliness and old age."@en
  • "Uses interviews conducted by anthropologist Barbara G. Myerhoff to document the lives of Jewish senior citizens who make the Israel Levin Senior Adult Center in Venice, Calif., the focal point of their existence."@en
  • "Portrait of a community of elderly eastern European Jews living in Venice, California. Based on the anthropological fieldwork of Dr. Barbara Meyerhoff, this films portrays a group of disadvantaged but resilient individuals sustaining their vivid cultural heritage amid poverty and loneliness in modern America."@en
  • ""A film portrait of a unique community within a community--the elderly Jews (many of them in their 80s and 90s) who live in the Southern California beach community of Venice. Included is a look at their probelms of poverty, health, housing, and lonliness. 'Survival is their career,' says anthropologist Barbara Myerhoff, who narrates the program. 'They have invented their own original authentic culture'"--TV guide, October 4, 1976. Interviews are conducted by Lynne Littman and Barbara Myerhoff."@en
  • "Uses interviews conducted by anthropologist Barbara G. Myerhoff to document the lives of Jewish senior citizens who make the Israel Levin Senior Adult Center in Venice, Calif., the focal point of their existence. Intersperses the interviews with views of the center's activities, which serve to bring the spirited citizens together in a common bond of unity."
  • "Uses interviews conducted by anthropologist Barbara G. Myerhoff to document the lives of Jewish senior citizens who make the Israel Levin Senior Adult Center in Venice, Calif., the focal point of their existence. Intersperses the interviews with views of the center's activities, which serve to bring the spirited citizens together in a common bond of unity."@en
  • "Number Our Days is a sensitive and compassionate portrait of a community of elderly Eastern European Jews living in Venice, California. Based on the anthropological fieldwork of Dr. Barbara Myerhoff, the film portrays a group of disadvantaged but resilient individuals sustaining their vivid cultural heritage amid poverty and loneliness in modern America -- Container."@en
  • "Interviews conducted by anthropologist Barbara G. Myerhoff to document lives of Jewish senior citizens of Israel Levin Senior Adult Center, Venice, Calif."@en
  • "Interviews conducted by anthropologist Barbara G. Myerhoff to document lives of Jewish senior citizens of Israel Levin Senior Adult Center, Venice, Calif."
  • "Documents the daily routines and religious and secular celebrations of a community of elderly East European Jews living in Venice, California, who meet regularly at a local senior citizen's center."@en

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  • "Documentary films"@en
  • "Interviews"@en
  • "Videotapes"
  • "Emmy Award programs"@en
  • "Emmy Award programs"
  • "Short films"@en
  • "Nonfiction films"@en
  • "Documentaries and factual films and video"@en
  • "Documentaries and factual films and video"

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  • "Number our days a film"@en
  • "Number Our Days"
  • "Number our days based on the fieldwork of Dr. Barbara Myerhoff"@en
  • "Number our days"@en
  • "Number our days"

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