Randy Schoenberg and his 18-year-old son travel through Vienna, Austria, Italy and Prague to reclaim their family’s history, soaked with Jewish pain and joy.
The Japanese people, known for their respect for heritage, saw a kindred spirit in Tevye as he grappled with the inevitable clash between the old ways and the allure of progress.
The comic genius left his imprint on generations of comedians. At 96, he can be forgiven for failing to meet his standard with History of the World, Part 2.