From Leibel Cohen, the creator of Agent Emes, comes "Jewish Tales of the Unexpected," a new film series of quirky, dramatic, and sometimes supernatural stories. Volume One, "The Permeable Man," tells the tale of Ephraim Jacobs (Reuven Russell), a frustrated father of three, who would rather learn Torah than involve himself with his family. When he asks G-d to help him realize his dream of independence from worldly responsibilities, Effie's prayers are answered in unexpected ways, which result in him rethinking the purpose of existence. An expertly crafted film, replete with surprises, laughter and tears, "The Permeable Man" offers quality storytelling at a level never seen before in the world of Jewish entertainment. Recommended for ages 13 and over. Running time: approx. 30 minutes
