Kathryn Gordon

For Heaven's Sake -- Produced on a miniscule budget, For Heaven's Sake is a delightful, heartwarming, family film with satirical overtones, which asks the question - Is there really an up there, up there? Directed by Nat Christian. Written by Ann Marcus. Starring Florence Henderson, Allison Lange, David Paetkau, Yanni King, Stephanie Patton, Kathryn Gordon.

Kathryn Wylde, Partnership for New York City CEO, and Gordon Charlop, Rosenblatt Securities, discuss the impact market whipsaws have had on traders and their anxiety levels.

By creating The Hebrew Hammer, Kesselman has brought to life a character rarely seen in Hollywood or off-Hollywood films: a sexy and powerful Jewish action hero. Just as such indelible films as Melvin Van Peebles' 'Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song' and Gordon Parks' 'Shaft' were reactions to Hollywood's inability or unwillingness to portray strong, sexy Black characters in the early 70s, Kesselman's 'Hammer' is his way of creating a new hero for a new generation. Like any exploitation film, The Hebrew Hammer pitches stereotypes like flaming fastballs at a knowing audience. But it would be wrong to say that Kesselman, by creating a 'Shaft' with peyos, is satirizing the Blaxploitation genre. Instead, Kesselman is honoring the genre, proud that he, too has made a picture with a built-in audience in mind.

The Hebrew Hammer -- youtube.com - Trailer (quicktime)