One Session, Overnight Program Only: June 24 to August 5
We will be filming an all-new musical feature film!
@ Our Campus in Hidden Hills, CA
2 New Camp Bnos Yisrael Episodes – Watch Trailers and Order Now!
November 27, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Update: BOTH trailers are now UP!
New “Coffee with Robin” with Songwriter/Producer Levi Garbose!
March 20, 2012 By
The “HEART THAT SINGS” A Robin Garbose Film, now on DVD! Purchase TODAY!
Promo produced by Sha-Ron Kushnir.
Robin’s Blog: Greetings from Israel!
December 19, 2011 By
The premiere tonight at the Jerusalem Jewish film Festival was spectacular, BH! I want to thank you all for the tremendous support you have given us throughout the years.
Wow! The film is really melting divisiveness and bringing Jews from disparate points of view together. People also came tonight from the Religious Film Festival in Rome (not Jewish)– they would like the film to play there as well. My heart is certainly singing!
All my best, Robin
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“Heart” invited to the Jerusalem Film Festival!
October 23, 2011 By
Big news! The Israel premiere of “The Heart that Sings” will be a part of the 13th Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival, to be held at the Jerusalem Cinematheque from December 17-23, 2011. More details coming soon!
From our letter of invitation:
This annual event is an opportunity to explore the many and varied issues surrounding the question of Jewish identity, history, culture and religious practice. From the plethora of new films made each year, we select a handful that uncover little-known chapters [...]
Q&A Videos from NY Premiere 3-30-11
April 5, 2011 By
With more than 15 cast and crew members from “The Heart that Sings” in attendance at the New York premiere, the post-screening Q&A session was a great look into the making of a frum movie.
Here are a few fun and enlightening clips. (Excuse the low-quality lighting and sound…)
If you’ve got any questions for Robin or the cast, post ‘em in the comments section below!
Pix from The Heart that Sings World Premiere!
March 28, 2011 By
Sunday night’s world premiere of “The Heart that Sings” was a SMASHING, SOLD-OUT SUCCESS!!
We literally had lines spilling out the door and onto the street outside the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles, and then again in Crown Heights at the Jewish Children’s Museum on Wednesday night.
All in all, nearly TWELVE HUNDRED women and girls have already seen “The Heart that Sings”!!!
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Kickstarter Update: $18,000 – WE DID IT!!!
March 22, 2011 By
Mazel tov!!!!! We have a movie!!!!!
Baruch HaShem!!!! Thank you, wonderful backers! Thank you to everyone who invited friends to participate! This has been an amazing process, an innovative, brilliant platform to raise funds and truly engage participation with so many surprises along the way! I especially love hearing from backers who have been checking in on our progress. Your encouragement is what drove this campaign and inspired others to join. My task now is [...]
Jewish Press: Not A Camp, An Experience
November 11, 2010 By
by Rochel Levy
True performers look for every opportunity they can to exercise their talents, so when summer comes around, the numerous camps and jobs targeted to the average fun-loving girl just will not do. Performers need something bigger: Kol Neshama. As Robin Garbose, the director, puts it, “Kol Neshama is not a camp, it is an experience.”
Ever since I can remember, I have loved to act. I always knew it was what I wanted to do, and it [...]
Summer 2010 Photo Gallery
August 30, 2010 By
Just posted — photos from the filming of “The Heart that Sings”, and Summer Program 2010!
Tablet Magazine: No Boys Allowed
November 25, 2008 By
by Sara Trappler Spielman
Is the Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival discriminating against Jewish artists? That’s what director Robin Garbose is saying after submitting her feature A Light for Greytowers to this year’s festival, which takes place the week before Hanukkah.
The festival accepted the film earlier this month. Then things got sticky. Garbose insisted the festival screen the film only for women, based on a promise she made to her Orthodox female cast members at the beginning of production, while Daniella Tourgeman, [...]