| A sequel to the 1985 Academy Award for Best Live-Action Short Molly's Pilgrim. |
story of a young Russian immigrant girl who is teased for her mannerisms. Eager to please and wanting to belong in her adopted country, she goes off to her first birthday party. Molly's mother tells her about food restrictions |
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her not to eat any birthday cake. Faced with the moral dilemma of upholding Jewish law and tradition, Molly must decide whether to disobey her mother or eat the birthday cake in order to fit in with the other children. |
receives her birthday gift.5> |
Based on the book by Barbara Cohen
Executive Producer, Barbara Bryant
Produced by Betty R. Spruill
Adaptation by Bruce Schwartz
Directed by Bruce Schwartz
30 minutes, color
| Molly | Natalya Abramovich |
| Melinda | Milla Kunis |
| Jenny | Megan Good |
| Molly's Mother | Dagmar Stansova |
| Molly's Father | Boris Krutonog |
| Mr. David Wong | Tzi Ma |
| Jenny's Mother | Erika Cohen |
| Homeless Man | Max Trumpower |
| Photography | Brian C. Glover |
| Editor | Dan Gutman |
| Sound | Reginald Bryant |
| Music | Rocky Davis |
| Art Director | Wesley D. Young |
| Costume Designer | Fontella Boone |
| Associate Producer | Gregg Lawrence |
| Casting | Megan Slikas |