yeah it was definitely orthodox. I just think whoever setup the scene was like let's just shoot it in front any jewish institution, not realizing that there's a difference depending on which sect/movement you're a part of.

Yeah but the men in that congregation were definitely ultra-orthodox/hasidic. If it were reform they wouldn't have been even wearing kippas during that era

Someone who's a better Jew than me help me out here. Does such a thing as an Orthodox "Temple" exist? Orthodox "synagogue" yes. Reform "Temple" yes. But I was under the impression that orthodox Jews believe there has only been two temples, both in Jerusalem and the second destroyed almost two millennia ago. The scene…