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"A touchingly lively documentary about The Epstein Brothers (Willie, Julie, and Max), "Kings of Klezmer". A musical journey from retirement in Florida, where Klezmer came back in vogue, to a Klezmer revival in Berlin, the story intertwines the history of Klezmer in the U.S. and the course of their careers."@en
"Captures the past, present, and future of the remarkable Epstein brothers-- Max, Julie and Willie -- Klezmer music legends."@en
"In lush black and white photography, director Stefan Schwietert captures the past, present, and future of the remarkable Epstein brothers - Max, Julie and Willie - Klezmer music legends now on a joyous international come-back tour."@en
"This black and white documentary captures the past, present, and future of the Epstein brothers, Klezmer music legends."@en
"This black and white documentary captures the past, present, and future of the Epstein brothers, Klezmer music legends."
"A Tickle in the Heart ist die musikalische Reise mit den charismatischen Epstein Brothers, die heute im Rentnerparadies Florida noch immer die jüdische Klezmer-Musik spielen, mit der sie einst als Hochzeitsmusiker in Brooklyn ihren Lebensunterhalt verdienten. Als Bewahrer und Erneuerer diese Musik sind sie im Zige des Klezmer-Revivial zu späten Ehren gekommen und begeistern heute ein ständig wachsendes Publikum in den USA und in Europa. (Quelle: Hülle)."
"Follows three traveling Klezmer musicians as they tour the places of their past, including Florida, Poland, and Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Shows the three brothers -- Max, Julie and Willie Epstein -- discussing their past and handling the nuts and bolts of their business: booking dates, haggling over fees, and performing at retirement homes and synagogue functions."@en
"Follows three traveling Klezmer musicians as they tour the places of their past, including Florida, Poland, and Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Shows the three brothers -- Max, Julie and Willie Epstein -- discussing their past and handling the nuts and bolts of their business: booking dates, haggling over fees, and performing at retirement homes and synagogue functions."