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Marry Me, However: Envisioning a Gay Future

R. Steve Greenberg Envisions a Gay Future as he discusses “Marry Me, However” in The Times of Israel.

Rabbi Mordechai Vardi is the rabbi of Kibbutz Ein Zurim and a filmmaker. He recently focused his keen eye on his Orthodox community’s inability to offer any credible future to gay and lesbian young people. His film, Marry Me, However, (in Hebrew: Chatunah Hafuchah) tells the stories of three men and two women who marry against their sexual orientations in order to fulfill religious and cultural expectations.

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