Uploaded in September 2021
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overview
What is Periphery about?
Multiracial and multiethnic Jews have a long and rich history globally, and here in Ontario. Yet within our own Jewish community, there exists a lack of understanding of our ethnically diverse Jewish world. Through an exhibition of commissioned portraiture accompanied by a newly produced documentary film, No Silence on Race, in partnership with the Ontario Jewish Archives, explores the lives of multiracial and multiethnic Jews within the community. The project broadens our concept of Jewish identity that has historically privileged Ashkenazi Jewish culture and presents a call to action to the Canadian Jewish community about the need for greater education on Jewish ethnic diversity within the Jewish world both in Ontario and nationally. It blends documentary elements. The film reflects a distinct Canada style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Sara Yakobi-Harris. With a runtime of 27 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
cast
Cast and crew of Periphery
The main cast includes Maxine Lee Ewaschuk, Nobu Adilman and Devyani Saltzman. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Sara Yakobi-Harris, produced by Sara Yakobi-Harris.
Maxine Lee Ewaschuk
as self
Nobu Adilman
as self
Devyani Saltzman
as self
Ariella Daniels
as self
Daniel Sourani
as self
Sara Aklilu
as self
Akilah Allen-Silverstein
as self
Tema Smith
as self
Asha Allen-Silverstein
as self
Sage Pearce
as self
Fabio Sena Sanfer
as self
Andre Sena
as self