Dozens Of New Hanukkah Movies To Stream This Holiday Season

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The Late Show with Stephen Colbert published this video item, entitled “Dozens Of New Hanukkah Movies To Stream This Holiday Season” – below is their description.

While 146 new Christmas movies were released this year, 2021 was set to give us zero Hanukkah movies until The Late Show stepped in with a slate of brand new holiday classics with titles like, “Home for the Challah-days,” “Casino Dreidale,” and “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Rabbi.” #Colbert #Hanukkah #HanukkahMovies

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