. >> most well known for clockwork orange. but what were some of his other films? >> sure. 2001 is often said to be by people who knew stanley kubrick very well to be his most jewish film. although scholars will say that all of his films are jewish films. the 2001 film in particular one of the scholars who is here for july 14, stayed for friday and gave one of our friday afternoon gallery chats which are short talks in the galleries we have every other friday afternoon. he gave it on 2001, like an interpretation of 2001 asking such interesting questions of wur 100-person gathered in the audience, like where in 2001 do you find the ten commandments. >> fascinating. we'll come back to a fascinating conversation. join us back here on mosaic. >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation with lorrie star, executive director of the contemporary jewish museum and gravity goldberg, associate director for public programming. thank you for being here. there is a wonderful way in which the museum in its nimbleness collaborates w

a clockwork orange, now, well actually there's no change for that. that actually stay missing.inally, this one really makes me sad, my favorite, dr. seuss the [chanting], now has to be called grab them by the pussycat in the hat. >> i did cat in the hat. >> i did not say that. that's actually not a bad word though. should we get the evening started? let's do it. [applause] actually that was really clean joke it just sounded like a dirty joke. i wasn't gonna do about billy bush egg me on. so [laughter] is a going to be a fun night. i'm excited to be here. i love books and the fact that we celebrate books. i say books mao be the only evidence of a civilized society at some point. i'm starting to believe that could be true. think everybody who's written or edited or published a book and and who has supported books. thank you. in fact, quick story. i sold bookstore to door one summer and i wrote about this last year. at the end of this the family cannot afford the books, there were a poor immigrant family. at the end of summer left the books there for their kids. it's one of the th