Dir. Roy Sher. 2011, 89 mins. Three young musicians—an Israeli, a Turk, and a British-born Greek Cypriot—embark on a mission to tell the story and explore the music of legendary and much-loved Sephardic Jewish Greek singer Roza Eskenazi, who rose to fame in the late 1920s and became the most recorded singer of rebetika.

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