Schmelvis
Directed by Max Wallace7.5
Inspired by a 1998 Wall Street Journal article suggesting that Elvis might be part Jewish, Dan Hartal -- an orthodox Jewish Elvis impersonator -- an eccentric rabbi and a film crew set out to Memphis and Israel to trace his roots. Their antics include lobbying to give the King a proper Jewish burial and planting a tree in his honor in the Holy Land. Their journey takes them to hilarious heights and pathetic lows in their stuffy Winnebago.
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Schmelvis was released on 20 april 2002.
Schmelvis was directed by Max Wallace.
Schmelvis has a runtime of 76m.
Schmelvis was produced by Evan Beloff, Max Wallace.
Inspired by a 1998 Wall Street Journal article suggesting that Elvis might be part Jewish, Dan Hartal -- an orthodox Jewish Elvis impersonator -- an eccentric rabbi and a film crew set out to Memphis and Israel to trace his roots. Their antics include lobbying to give the King a proper Jewish burial and planting a tree in his honor in the Holy Land. Their journey takes them to hilarious heights and pathetic lows in their stuffy Winnebago.
Schmelvis is rated Not Rated.
Schmelvis is a Dokumentär film.
Schmelvis has an audience rating of 7.5 out of 10.
Schmelvis had a budget of 200 tn US$.