Like all kinds of media that seek to portray underrepresented perspectives, there is good representation and bad representation.

In Liana Finck's exploration of the kabbalistic concept of Tsimtsum, the idea of God's contraction as a means of creation, I find the beginnings of a Jewish feminist future. 

All Jewish bodies are important, no matter what they do or don’t look like. We have to care for each other in a way that makes every single body feel included.

This is how we grieve: crying, laughing, brisket and Yahrzeit candles. Again and again and again.