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Title: Minute Matrimony (2002)
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Joshua Safran | ... | Jewish Groom |
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Robert Banford | ... | Gospel Choir |
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Alex Barker | ... | Preacher / Rabbi |
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Rajesh Bhatia | ... | Indian Man |
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Aaron Brace | ... | Young Groom |
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Ari Brochin | ... | Dancing Rabbi |
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Lenice Cally | ... | Black Bride |
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Velvet Case | ... | Bridesmaid |
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Coquise Cooksie | ... | Gospel Choir |
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Eulonda Craig | ... | Gospel Choir |
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Kennard Davis | ... | Gospel Choir |
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Paul DelBene | ... | Divorce Lawyer |
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Nicole Doherty | ... | Bridesmaid |
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Jonathan Emanuel | ... | Dancing Rabbi |
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Daniel-Yosef Epstein | ... | Jewish Groom (Home Movie Weddings) |
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18 April 2002 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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If you're a fan of Mel Brooks, you'll probably appreciate this film--especially the Jewish/Black humor of it. There are some really funny moments as it sends up weddings, divorces, and different kinds of intermarriage via a drive-thru format. It seemed to me that it was more about the concept and the jokes than a dramatic quest type of storyline. On the Minute Matrimony DVD there's also a great making-of video that actually did have a storyline--that of the filmmaker and his crew making a successful short film on the cheap. It showed how much fun the actors were having even as they played around with racial stereotypes, etc. The making-of video was also interesting from the point of view of understanding how hard it is to make a low budget film look and feel like a big budget film. It gave me an understanding of the film-making process that I didn't have before. With all this and some more stuff on the DVD, I thought it was quite worthwhile.