Yentl the Yeshiva Boy

Main Ideas

• Transformation and the search for identity through the lens of gender roles and traditions.
• The conflict between personal desires and societal expectations within the context of Jewish culture.
• Exploration of the boundaries of freedom and self-expression in a patriarchal society.
• The issues of love and self-sacrifice under the conditions of hidden identity.
• Spiritual quests and the pursuit of knowledge as a means to overcome limitations.