British-Jewish Life on Film: Bath + Q&A with the makers of local Bath-set film, Orphaned Burial Grounds

115 mins total running time

Includes the premiere of Orphaned Burial Grounds filmed partly in Bath, which is part of this set of new short films exploring stories from Britain’s Jewish community. Also ‘My Neighbour’s Ass’ starring Maureen Lipman as the owner of a pet donkey who terrorises the residents of the cul-de-sac where it lives. In 'Friday Night Flop’ Tracy-Ann Oberman is a mother losing touch with her reclusive, gambler daughter. Director Benjamin Till's mesmerising and moving musical film, Psalms, explores what unites us in an increasingly divided world. Filmed in the UK’s most iconic and spiritual locations, including Glen Coe, Hadrian’s Wall, the Peak District, and Neolithic stone circles, and performed in Hebrew, Yiddish, Welsh, Gaelic, Irish and English dialects, this stunning 35-minute, entirely a capella cinematic journey shows how ancient Jewish themes resonate with modern day life.