The film explores the lives of Jewish composers who created iconic holiday songs, despite being cultural outsiders in Western society. These composers, including Irving Berlin, wrote music to appeal to the majority audience, often overcoming rejection. The film dramatizes their stories, musical performances, and cultural experiences at a Chinese restaurant on Christmas Day, highlighting how they created a secular and inclusive vision of Christmas that celebrates universal values and hope.
Dreaming of a Jewish Christmas
A group of Jewish songwriters bring joy and festive cheer to generations by crafting iconic Christmas songs, becoming a vital part of holiday traditions.
