In "Song of Autumn," Beyle, who has played a central role in reviving and inspiring interest in Yiddish song and poetry among a new generation of artists, speaks about her life and creative path. She's the only Yiddish poet awarded a National Heritage Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, the top honor for folk arts in the United States. The interview with this remarkable Yiddish poet, songwriter, and singer is directed by award-winning director Josh Waletzky and conducted by folklorist/journalist Itsik Gottesman.

The film is in Yididsh with excellent English subtitles and is 72 minutes long and was produced by the League for Yiddish, 2007.

Highlights include Beyle's reciting several of her poems as well as singing several of her own songs, among them the favorites, "Mayn khaverte Mintsye" (My Friend Mintsye) and "Borekh-habo dir, khaver" (Welcome, My Friend).