Interview Numbers 19, 20, 21 and 22
24 January 2011
Late last night and all day yesterday, we interviewed our 19th through 22nd interview so far in Montreal. Below are some pictures of the interviews.
"I was sitting literally inside the fire, not close to it, or near it. Inside." Rabbi Minkowitz shows the jacket which melted on him, and recounts the Rebbe's blessings.
Mr. Murray Dalfen met with the Rebbe at "Dollars." The blessing by that meeting changed his life, because his business became very successful after that.
Mrs. Chana Sirota describes how her father was jailed by the communists for 15 years (!), and how the Rebbe's blessings helped them get out of Russia in 1972.
Rabbi Sirota describes his younger years in Soviet Russia.
My Encounter's Montreal camera man, Zalmy Glassner, mics up Rabbi Yosef Minkowitz.
Rabbi Minkowitz's crystal clear memory, gives to a fascinating description of events.
This was late Sunday night. Can you see the time on (the top right of) the camera's screen? We went for another full 4 hours! Do the math. And we were on the road at 6:30 the next day.
Notice how the interviewee's chair is distant from the background. That is the "depth of field" that gives the background the warm, blurry look.
When Rabbi Sirota came to NY, the Rebbe was deeply involved in his Shidduch!
Zalmy deftly fixes up the background lighting for Mrs. Chana Sirota's fascinating interview.
When her 2 daughters were bothered by eye problems and not one ophthalmologist in Canada could help them, they traveled to NY to pass by the Rebbe and receive his blessing at "Dollars." The rest is history.
Late last night and all day yesterday, we interviewed our 19th through 22nd interview so far in Montreal. Below are some pictures of the interviews.
"I was sitting literally inside the fire, not close to it, or near it. Inside." Rabbi Minkowitz shows the jacket which melted on him, and recounts the Rebbe's blessings.
Mr. Murray Dalfen met with the Rebbe at "Dollars." The blessing by that meeting changed his life, because his business became very successful after that.
Mrs. Chana Sirota describes how her father was jailed by the communists for 15 years (!), and how the Rebbe's blessings helped them get out of Russia in 1972.
Rabbi Sirota describes his younger years in Soviet Russia.
My Encounter's Montreal camera man, Zalmy Glassner, mics up Rabbi Yosef Minkowitz.
Rabbi Minkowitz's crystal clear memory, gives to a fascinating description of events.
This was late Sunday night. Can you see the time on (the top right of) the camera's screen? We went for another full 4 hours! Do the math. And we were on the road at 6:30 the next day.
Notice how the interviewee's chair is distant from the background. That is the "depth of field" that gives the background the warm, blurry look.
When Rabbi Sirota came to NY, the Rebbe was deeply involved in his Shidduch!
Zalmy deftly fixes up the background lighting for Mrs. Chana Sirota's fascinating interview.
When her 2 daughters were bothered by eye problems and not one ophthalmologist in Canada could help them, they traveled to NY to pass by the Rebbe and receive his blessing at "Dollars." The rest is history.
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