
מאמאלע
- Comedy
Mamele embraces the entire gamut of interwar Jewish life in Lodz--tenements and unemployed Jews, nightclubs and gangsters, religious Jews celebrating sukkot--but the film belongs to Molly Picon who romps undaunted through her dutiful daughter role saving siblings, keeping the family intact, singing and acting her way through the stages of a woman's life from childhood to old age.
Mamele is a 1938 comedy film centered on Molly Picon's iconic performance as a dutiful daughter navigating interwar Jewish life in Lodz. The film captures the full spectrum of the era—from tenements and unemployment to nightclubs and gangsters—while following Picon's character as she saves her siblings and holds her family together through song and comedy across multiple life stages.
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When was Mamele released?
Mamele was released on April 4, 1938.
Who stars in Mamele?
Molly Picon leads the film in the central role of the dutiful daughter.
What is Mamele about?
The film depicts Jewish life in interwar Lodz, following a resourceful woman who keeps her family intact while navigating poverty, religious observance, and urban nightlife, with Picon's character aging from childhood to old age throughout the story.














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