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  1. 6 giu 2013 · When Comedy Went to School: Directed by Mevlut Akkaya, Ron Frank. With Robert Klein, Jerry Lewis, Sid Caesar, Jackie Mason. The birth of modern stand-up comedy began in the Catskill Mountains - a boot camp for the greatest generation of Jewish-American comedians.

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  2. When Comedy Went to School tells the story of the Catskill hotels and bungalow colonies that provided the setting for a group of young Jewish-American comedians who re-defined stand-up...

  3. When Comedy Went to School. The greatest generation of Jewish-American comedians begin their careers at a boot camp in the Catskill Mountains.

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  4. 19 giu 2013 · When Comedy Went to School answers this question with an entertaining portrait of this country's greatest generation of comics -- the generation that includes the likes of Jerry Lewis,...

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  5. 31 lug 2013 · When Comedy Went to School - Metacritic. 2013. Approved. International Film Circuit. 1 h 23 m. Summary The birth of modern stand-up comedy began in the Catskill Mountains - a boot camp for the greatest generation of Jewish-American comedians. Documentary. Comedy. Directed By: Mevlut Akkaya, Ron Frank. Written By: Lawrence Richards.

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  6. 11 ott 2013 · When Comedy Went to School (2013) This documentary about Catskills resort comedians and the comedy laboratory known as the Borsht Belt offers great jokes, hilarious anecdotes, and keen insights, but also cringe-worthy dramatizations and narrative groaners.

  7. 1 giu 2014 · When Comedy Went to School is a lively documentary that advances two claims that are linked but that should be regarded as distinct. The first assertion emphasizes a Jewish proclivity for comedy, rooted not in religion but in historical experience.