Movies by Salvador Litvak

Salvador Litvak: A Unique Voice in Independent Cinema With a penchant for blending humor, history, and Jewish culture, Salvador Litvak has carved out a distinctive niche in the world of independent filmmaking. As the writer and director behind such gems as "When Do We Eat?" (2006), "Saving Lincoln" (2013), and the upcoming "Guns & Moses" (2025), Litvak has proven himself to be a master storyteller, infusing his work with a keen sense of wit, empathy, and social commentary. Litvak's films often explore the complexities of identity, family, and faith, tackling weighty topics with a deft touch and a keen eye for the comedic absurdities of everyday life. His 2006 feature, "When Do We Eat?", a hilarious yet heartwarming exploration of a Passover seder gone awry, showcased Litvak's talent for blending raucous humor with insightful examinations of cultural traditions and generational divides. More recently, his 2013 film "Saving Lincoln" offered a unique perspective on the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln, weaving together historical fact and imaginative speculation to create a captivating cinematic tapestry. As a Chilean-American filmmaker, Litvak brings a multicultural perspective to his work, seamlessly integrating elements of Jewish heritage, Latin American sensibilities, and a quintessentially American spirit. His upcoming film, "Guns & Moses," promises to continue this tradition, blending high-stakes drama, personal redemption, and the enduring power of faith. With a growing following both on the big screen and as the "Accidental Talmudist" on social media, Salvador Litvak has undoubtedly established himself as a unique