Saul featured in The New Yorker
In a larger story about Punk Jews, Bulletproof Stockings, and a wave of new Jewish culture going on in Brooklyn today, Saul is a featured part of a new piece for The New Yorker’s culture blog.
“…I met three young filmmakers—the director Jesse Zook Mann and the producers Saul Sudin and Evan Kleinman—whose work introduced me to what they call, “the underground Jewish community.” Though only Sudin grew up religious and maintains an observant lifestyle, all three found themselves drawn toward Judaism while working in the entertainment industry, and this drive to explore their heritage led to the making of their first full-length movie.”