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| Steven Keats | Jake |
| Carol Kane | Gitl |
| Mel Howard | Bernstein |
| Dorrie Kavanaugh | Mamie |
| Doris Roberts | Mrs. Kavarsky |
| Stephen Strimpell | Joe Peltner |
| Lauren Frost | Fanny |
| Paul Freedman | Joey |
| Zvee Scooler | Rabbi |
| Eda Reiss Merin | Rabbi's Wife |
Dealing with themes of assimilation, this film, set in the early 1900s, focuses on the experiences of an immigrant family in New York City. Gitl has just arrived in America from Russia with her son. She has come to meet her husband, Jake, who has been in the States for some time and is comfortably settled. While Gitl struggles to find her place in this country, she clashes with Jake, who has fully embraced their new homeland.
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