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* DanBrowned: The publicity for the series said that it was the first work to give us a real look into the world of Hasidism. But at least three articles by women who ''left'' the Hasidism said that the show's portrayal of the Hasidic world is a "Grossly Inaccurate" caricature--both in the details it gets wrong (such as the rules relating to the eruv wire), and in the overall portrayal and atmosphere (they said that although the community is oppressive, it isn't utterly joyless and miserable all the time, and the women who can afford it dress quite stylishly).
** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as ''Film/{{Ushpizin}}'', ''Film/FillTheVoid'' and ''Kadosh'' also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as ''Film/{{Ushpizin}}'', ''Film/FillTheVoid'' and ''Kadosh'' also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
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* FalselyAdvertisedAccuracy:
** The publicity for the series said that it was the first work to give us a real look into the world of Hasidism. But at least three articles by women who ''left'' the Hasidism said that the show's portrayal of the Hasidic world is a "Grossly Inaccurate" caricature--both in the details it gets wrong (such as the rules relating to the eruv wire), and in the overall portrayal and atmosphere (they said that although the community is oppressive, it isn't utterly joyless and miserable all the time, and the women who can afford it dress quite stylishly).
** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as ''Film/{{Ushpizin}}'', ''Film/FillTheVoid'' and ''Kadosh'' also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
** The publicity for the series said that it was the first work to give us a real look into the world of Hasidism. But at least three articles by women who ''left'' the Hasidism said that the show's portrayal of the Hasidic world is a "Grossly Inaccurate" caricature--both in the details it gets wrong (such as the rules relating to the eruv wire), and in the overall portrayal and atmosphere (they said that although the community is oppressive, it isn't utterly joyless and miserable all the time, and the women who can afford it dress quite stylishly).
** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as ''Film/{{Ushpizin}}'', ''Film/FillTheVoid'' and ''Kadosh'' also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
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** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as ''Film/{{Ushpizin}}'', ''Film/FillTheVoid'' and ''Kadosh'' also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
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** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as ''Fill the Void'' and ''Kadosh'' also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
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** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as ''Fill the Void'' ''Film/FillTheVoid'' and ''Kadosh'' also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
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* DawsonCasting: Etsy is 19 at the start of the series. Shira Haas was 24.
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* DawsonCasting: Etsy Esty is 19 at the start of the series. Shira Haas was 24.
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* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: Loosely based on Deborah Feldman's {{Memoir}} ''Unorthodox''...which itself has drawn numerous accusations from those who knew Feldman that it was at best grossly exaggerated.
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** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as [[''FilltheVoid'']] ''Fill the Void'' and ''Kadosh'' also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
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** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as [[''Film/Fill theVoid'']] [[''FilltheVoid'']] and ''Kadosh'' also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
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** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as [[''Film/FilltheVoid'']] [[''Film/Fill theVoid'']] and ''Kadosh'' also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
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** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as [[''Film/Fill the Void'']] [[''Film/FilltheVoid'']] and ''Kadosh'' also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
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** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as ''Film/Fill the Void'' and Kadosh also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
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** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as ''Film/Fill [[''Film/Fill the Void'' Void'']] and Kadosh ''Kadosh'' also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
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** The series is also not the first to depict Hasidic lifestyle. Earlier films such as ''Film/Fill the Void'' and Kadosh also centered on Hasidic families, with varying degrees of positivity.
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** Notably, Shira Haas' small size has allowed her to portray several younger roles in other films.
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* ActorSharedBackground: Jeff Wilbusch, who plays Moische Lefkovitch, was raised in an orthodox Hasidic family. He however left when he was thirteen.
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* DawsonCasting: Etsy is 19 at the start of the series. Shira Haas was 24.
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* DanBrowned: The publicity for the series said that it was the first work to give us a real look into the world of Hasidism. But at least three articles by women who ''left'' the Hasidism said that the show's portrayal of the Hasidic world is a "Grossly Inaccurate" caricature--both in the details it gets wrong (such as the rules relating to the eruv wire), and in the overall portrayal and atmosphere (they said that although the community is oppressive, it isn't utterly joyless and miserable all the time, and the women who can afford it dress quite stylishly).
* DyeingForYourArt: Shira Haas shaved her head for the leading role.
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* DyeingForYourArt: Shira Haas shaved her head for the leading role.
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