The Dybbuk

The Dybbuk tells the story of Sender, a young Jewish man whose love for Leah is thwarted by her father's marriage arrangements. Following Sender's death from grief, his spirit inhabits Leah’s body on her wedding day. Rabbi Azrael, the narrator, embarks on a mission to exorcise Sender’s Dybbuk from Leah.

This film is significant for those interested in horror and fantasy genres, particularly in how it interprets folklore through a dramatic lens. The cast features notable actors such as Theodore Bikel and Carol Lawrence, enhancing the film's emotional depth. As a TV movie from 1960, it offers a unique perspective on classic tales, making it a noteworthy piece for collectors of vintage television and genre cinema.