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Carol Kane in Hester Street (dir. by Joan Micklin Silver, 1975)

Joan Micklin Silver’s Hester Street (1975) is such a respectful movie. My favorite detail, above: When Gitl (Carol Kane’s character: a recent Jewish immigrant to America) is chided by her husband for covering her natural hair with a traditional wig, she opts to change into a kerchief. However, the camera shifts away and only returns when she has the kerchief in place; the audience doesn’t see her natural hair until she is ready to reveal it herself, later in the film.

Hester Street, 1975

Gitl (Carol Kane) joins her immigrant husband Yankel (Steven Keats) in turn-of-the-century New York City, and discovers that he is no longer the modest, religiously observant man she knew in the old country. He has picked up American slang, while she speaks only Yiddish, and calls himself Jake while insisting that their son, Yossele (Paul Freedman) be called Joey. He has also taken up with a flashy Americanized woman named Mamie (Dorrie Kavanaugh). With the help of their neighbor, Mrs. Kavarsky (Doris Roberts), Gitl learns how to adapt to the new world, shed herself of Jake, and find a new, more suitable husband. Kane received an Oscar nomination for best actress in writer-director Joan Micklin Silver's first feature. Low-key, warm-hearted, and amusing, Hester Street evokes silent movies in its well-crafted depiction of the era in which it's set. 

Hester Street (1975) dir. Joan Micklin Silver