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Torahflix is designed to inspire, educate, and entertain. It offers professionally shot and edited videos based on the Maran Shulchan Aruch, allowing you to see exactly how to perform mitzvot according to the Sephardic tradition. Learning from a video is far more engaging and accessible than just reading or hearing about it. Torahflix has something for everyone, no matter your level of observance.

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The productions are filmed with high-level cinematic quality, utilizing the latest audio and video gear. Access to the site will be free for everyone.

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These professionally guided visuals will be exclusively available only on Torahflix platforms, offering content you won't find anywhere else.

A Visual Guide on The Passover Seder

Passover, beginning on the 15th of Nissan, is a holiday that celebrates the Israelites’ miraculous escape from slavery in Egypt, a story about freedom and faith. This easy-to-follow visual guide will teach you how to perform the Passover Seder—a special meal with meaningful rituals and symbolic foods—using beautiful visuals to bring the story to life.

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A Visual Guide on Bedikat & Biur Chametz

Prior to Passover on the 14th of Nisan, one should search for leavened bread. Here's a step-by-step guide to performing Bedikat Chametz and Biur Chametz—searching chametz and disposing of chametz.

A Visual Guide on Chanukah

We celebrate Chanukah to remember the Maccabees’ victory over the Greek-Syrian oppressors and the miraculous oil that burned for eight days in the Holy Temple after its restoration. It’s a celebration of religious freedom, faith, and the triumph of light over darkness.

Visual Guide Films

How-to Light the Shabbat Candles

Every Jewish household is obligated to light candles in honor of Shabbat and Jewish festivals. The Sages ruled that when one member of a household lights candles, the entire household fulfills its obligation. Click to see a visual guide on how to light Shabbat Candles.

How-to Don the Tallit

A visual guide of a Tallit. Tallit is a Jewish prayer shawl worn over one's clothing resting on the shoulders. It is typically made of wool with special tzitzit fringes attached to its four corners. The mitzvah of the Tallit is a simple yet profound Mitzvah. God regards it as equal to fulfilling all 613 mitzvot. Click to see a visual guide on how to Don the Tallit.