Don’t Ask: Immigrants conflict between internal and external interpretations of identity. With archival films featuring the City circa the 1940s, their dialogue is intersected by a poem by Carmela Tal Baron, addressing the dichotomy between the way we are perceived by others versus who we really are.
Directed by: Tova Beck-Friedman





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