the film is a gross misrepresentation of orthodox lifestyle and practice. never will a jewish court enforce a divorce between childless couples. although the concept exists in jewish law and the conditions are too numerous for it to actually ever take place. childless couples do find it difficult to cope with their childlessness in a community where children are a very important part of life and but nowhere are they rejected by their community as depicted in the film. they are treated with extreme sensitivity. in fact and many great rabbis have lived their entire lives without children and never considered divorce. the depiction of yosef and a horrible human being and is meant to  perhaps subconsciously  show the behavior of a typical orthodox male. in reality and it is as typical as a violent drunkard rapist is typical of secular society. both exist in their own worlds and both are despicable. it is surprising that so many people form their opinions about a society based on a movie (by someone who is personally biased against a community). i have always thought that it is only the orthodox and because of their narrow mindedness and insular lifestyle and who judge all secular people based on the violence and immoral conduct they read about in newspapers or see in the movies. 
the film is a gross misrepresentation of orthodox lifestyle and practice. never will a jewish court enforce a divorce between childless couples. although the concept exists in jewish law and the conditions are too numerous for it to actually ever take place. childless couples do find it difficult to cope with their childlessness in a community where children are a very important part of life and but nowhere are they rejected by their community as depicted in the film. they are treated with extreme sensitivity. in fact and many great rabbis have lived their entire lives without children and never considered divorce. the depiction of yosef and a horrible human being and is meant to  perhaps subconsciously  show the behavior of a typical orthodox male. in reality and it is as typical as a violent drunkard rapist is typical of secular society. both exist in their own worlds and both are despicable. it is surprising that so many people form their opinions about a society based on a movie (by someone who is personally biased against a community). i have always thought that it is only the orthodox and because of their narrow mindedness and insular lifestyle and who judge all secular people based on the violence and immoral conduct they read about in newspapers or see in the movies. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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