About

What is this documentary film really about?

This film is about a Jewish Rapper and Comic, Rami aka Kosha Dillz,  who wants to Bring the Family Home. He wants to “Free the Hostages.” One year later, he returned to the original places of film and sold out the tickets to our Chicago Premiere, only realizing that I , and all of us, have become hostages to an entirely different set of circumstances after getting cancelled…for good. 

How it Started

On October 7th of 2023, my life drastically changed as did many of ours. I heard a popular rapper yell Free Palestine at a festival I played. I stayed silent and immediately went to the studio to create “Bring the family home” which became an anthem of strength for our community and a theme song for my “man on the street” interviews like this one and this one on Channel5. As songs and videos came in, like Watermelon  (avitiach avatiach) to Ceasefire to I garnered millions of views and hundreds of thousands of follows across social media. 

In 2024, the college encampment era began with “beefs “across America and I decide to take matters into my own hand and book shows. I decided to make a call out and tour any college campus. The response was overwhelming. I booked a lot of shows / engagements.  Crazy things like the stuff below happened.

In 1 month, we (myself and filmmaker Matthew Kyle Levine) went to film at UPenn, FIT, Columbia University, NYC, Northwestern, DePaul University, Chapman University, Santa Barbara, UC Berkeley, U of Chicago , Stony Brook, SUNY Binghamton, SUNY Newpaltz, Rutgers, and more. We finished the film, which included shows, protests, and encampments, with a 60-minute movie, along with a music video for the Paris 2024 Olympics. This was May of 2024. One year later, films began to come out. After finishing my film, I realized it wasn’t finished. Someone (an Oscar winner) said you need to extend it and go back to the campuses to make the film a full-length documentary or shorten it. We went back to every place, and the film came to life by itself.