
🎬 Title: Minyan
“Wherever ten men come together in prayer, the divine presence is sure to follow.”
Story: Set against the backdrop of a transforming 1980s New York, a young Russian Jewish boy navigates the complexities of his identity, spirituality, and sexuality. His journey becomes intertwined with two closeted men living in his grandfather’s senior living community, helping him find common ground in what seems to be an unbridgeable divide.
⭐ Rating: 4.692 (13 votes)
📅 Release date: August 28, 2020
⏱️ Runtime: 1 hour 59 minutes
🎭 Genres: Drama
🎬 Director: Eric Steel
✍️ Writers: Eric Steel, Daniel Pearle
🌍 Country: United States
🏢 Production Companies: Visit Films, Easy There Tiger Productions, AgX, Caiola Productions

👥 Cast: Samuel H. Levine (David), Ron Rifkin (Josef), Christopher McCann (Herschel), Richard Topol (Zalman), Mark Margolis (Itzik), Brooke Bloom (Rachel), Alex Hurt (Bruno), Carson Meyer (Alicia), Zane Pais (Nathan), Eleanor Reissa (Mrs. Greenberg)
Editor’s Note: Minyan (2020) successfully captures the essence of drama while avoiding clichés. Directed by Eric Steel, the film maintains a thoughtful pace and vividly establishes its setting. Standout performances from Samuel H. Levine, Ron Rifkin, and Christopher McCann elevate the narrative, giving it real emotional weight. With a runtime of 1 hour and 59 minutes, the film unfolds at a deliberate rhythm that rarely drags. Audience reactions have varied; it’s best appreciated for its evocative atmosphere. The tagline—“Wherever ten men gather in prayer, there the divine presence resides”—effectively encapsulates its thematic aspirations. If this premise resonates with you, consider adding it to your watchlist.
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