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SC H E D U L E O F EV E N TS

FEBRUARY 4—15, 2015

W E D N E S D AY, F E B . 4 5:30 p.m. Opening Night Celebration Honoring Kathy Neustadt 7:00 p.m. Program and screening of It Happened in Saint-Tropez

W E D N E S D AY, F E B . 1 1 5:30 p.m. Coexistence Shorts Program: Of Many, On the Road to Tel Aviv and The Other Side 7:45 p.m. 24 Days

T H U R S D AY, F E B . 5 5:30 p.m. Above and Beyond with Producer Nancy Spielberg 8:15 p.m. God’s Slave

S U N D AY, F E B . 8 10:15 a.m. Swim Little Fish Swim 12:45 p.m. Blumenthal 3:00 p.m. Last Dance 5:30 p.m. Magic Men 8:15 p.m. Run Boy Run M O N D AY, F E B . 9 5:30 p.m. Friends From France 8:00 p.m. Big Bad Wolves

S AT U R D AY, F E B . 1 4 7:00 p.m. Grand Finale Celebration 8:00 p.m. The Outrageous Sophie Tucker S U N D AY, F E B . 1 5 : I S R A E L T H R O U G H T H E L E N S 10:15 a.m. Transit 12:30 p.m. Zero Motivation 3:00 p.m. Zaytoun 5:30 p.m. Under the Same Sun 7:30 p.m. Paradise Cruise

SCHEDULE

S AT U R D AY, F E B . 7 7:30 p.m. The Sturgeon Queens 9:00 p.m. The Last Mentsch

T H U R S D AY, F E B . 1 2 2:30 p.m. The Art Dealer 5:30 p.m. Broken Branches followed by Joachim Prinz: I Shall Not Be Silent 7:45 p.m. Little White Lie with Director/Writer Lacey Schwartz

Box Office Hours, M-F, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

T U E S D AY, F E B . 1 0 5:30 p.m. For a Woman 8:00 p.m. Let’s Go!

Note: All seating is reserved. View the seating chart online at www.maccjcc.org/film to select your seats when you purchase your tickets. Our seating policy is available on page 32 and Tickets & Package information is on page. 3.

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TICKETS AND PACKAGES

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Red Carpet Pass: $450, Includes: • Two Opening Night tickets • Two Grand Finale Celebration tickets • One Director’s Pass (10 tickets, transferable & shareable) Screener Pass: $275, Includes: • One Opening Night ticket • One Grand Finale Celebration ticket • One Director’s Pass (10 tickets, transferable & shareable) Opening Night Celebration Gala: $150 per person, Includes: • Dinner, Beer, Wine & Celebration of MACC Honoree • One Ticket to Opening Night Film Grand Finale Celebration: $50/Adult; $45/Student & Senior, Includes: • Dessert Reception • Grand Finale Film, The Outrageous Sophie Tucker Festival Pass: $180, Includes: • 20 tickets at $9 per ticket for any film (except Opening Night film & Grand Finale film) • Tickets are transferable & shareable • To guarantee a seat for films that you wish to attend you must reserve seats beforehand with the Box Office.

Director’s Pass: $100, Includes: • 10 tickets at $10 per ticket for any film (except Opening Night film & Grand Finale film) • Tickets are transferable & shareable • To guarantee a seat for films that you wish to attend you must reserve seats beforehand with the Box Office.

Individual Film Tickets: $12/Adults; $10/Student & Senior Zoom in on Israel: All Sunday Feb. 15 shows/$45

BOX OFFICE: • All seating is reserved. See seating policy & chart on page 32.

• Ticket reservations must be made online or through the box office to guarantee a seat for the films that you wish to attend. Make your reservations early to assure the best seat selection. Once a film is sold out a waitlist will be started and as tickets are released we will notify people in the order they were added to the waitlist.

• Box Office hours: Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.–5 p.m. and one hour before all screenings. Box Office will not answer phone or messages on Saturdays and Sundays.

• Tickets may be purchased via phone, (303) 316-6360 (during Box Office hours), or on our website, www.maccjcc.org/film (24/7)

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WELCOME TO THE BEST OF JEWISH CINEMA! “Much of the vitality in a friendship lies in the honoring of differences, not simply in the enjoyment of similarities.”

–James Fredericks As we were choosing films for this year’s festival a theme began to emerge; COEXISTENCE. “Coexistence,” living in peace together despite our differences, is the fabric of the 2015 Denver Jewish Film Festival; whether between Israelis and Palestinians, fathers and sons, mothers and daughters or between friends. Exemplifying the theme and new for this year is a committee curated shorts program, Wednesday, February 11, featuring Executive Producer Chelsea Clinton’s documentary short Of Many.

We kick off the festival on Wednesday, February 4, with a fun-filled party celebrating our honoree Kathy Neustadt and a screening of the dysfunctional Jewish family comedy It Happened In SaintTropez, by female auteur Danièle Thompson (only showing opening night). We feel honored this year to welcome Executive Producer Nancy Spielberg with her documentary Above and Beyond, Thursday, February 5, and Director/Writer Lacey Schwartz with her deeply personal film Little White Lie, Thursday, February 12. Join us for our Centerpiece Film, The Last Mentsch, Saturday, February 7,

which reminds us that the best story is not always the one we prefer to hear. Topping off our extraordinary lineup is the Grand Finale Celebration on Saturday, February 14 which includes a dessert buffet and the film The Outrageous Sophie Tucker. Remember, the festival does not end on closing night. Films continue all day Sunday, February 16, with our focus on “Israel through the lens.”

We open on Wednesday evening and keep our expanded festival with 28 total screening this year. We continue to offer concessions in our MorEvents Festival Lounge and many compelling discussions following films in our new Roet-Goodman Talkback Space. Don’t forget, unlike most festivals, our seating is reserved, so be sure to purchase your tickets early to get the best seat selection. To fully enjoy these events and other films we strongly recommend our comprehensive packages, in particular the Red Carpet Pass.

We look forward to seeing you at the movies!

Sharon Haber Festival Chair

Julie Schwarz Festival Chair

Erica Singer Festival Chair

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Kathy Neustadt

OPENING NIGHT CELEBRATION An Evening Honoring Kathy Neustadt

Wednesday, February 4, 2015 5:30 p.m. Dinner, Beer & Wine, Phillips Social Hall

Kathy Neustadt embodies the true spirit of community giving. Currently in her 11th year as a JCC Board member, Kathy was president of the JCC's Board of Directors from 2005-2008. She is also a member of the board of the Mizel Arts and Culture Center (MACC) at the JCC. From 2007-2013, Kathy sponsored the JCC's Jewish Community Reads project, held during the MACC's annual JAAMM Festival. In 2014, she established an endowment to provide general operating support for the JAAMM Fest in perpetuity.

Kathy is also the co-founder of the internationally-renowned NSK Neustadt Prize for Children's Literature, which for the past ten years has celebrated the significant achievements of living writers and author-illustrators of children's and young adult literature. She also serves on the Board of Trustees of Rose Community Foundation and is a board member of Facing History and Ourselves.

7:00 p.m. Program & Film It Happened In Saint-Tropez, Elaine Wolf Theatre, MACC

For the past 25 years, Kathy has worked as a freelance field producer for ABC TV's Good Morning America, World News Tonight, and Nightline.

Kathy Neustadt, 2015 Mizel Arts and Culture Center Cultural Achievement Honoree

A native of Ardmore, OK, Kathy attended high school in Lake Forest, IL, attended the University of Oklahoma, and received her BA degree from the University of Denver. She is also the very proud mother of Tess and Josh.

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Director: Danièle Thompson 2012/France/96 minutes/Comedy French with English subtitles

OPENING NIGHT FILM Wednesday, February 4, 7:00 p.m.

Bad timing—an unexpected event the weekend of a wedding serves to bring out the differences between two brothers, Zef and Roni, in It Happened in Saint-Tropez. Zef, a religious violinist in New York, and Roni, a lapsed Jew and gem mogul in Paris, are forced to come together for Roni’s daughter’s wedding. This only exacerbates the conflict between the two brothers, as their professions, their life choices, and even their wives couldn’t be more different. Religious austerity on one side, enjoyment of life’s pleasures on the other. The only thing they have in common is an aging father who is losing his grip and their respective daughters who adore one another.

(following reception) Opening Night Sponsor Joanne and Erica Singer In Kind Sponsor Alliance Française

From London to Paris, New York to Saint Tropez, showdowns, misunderstandings and betrayals all serve to blow up the family landscape. Out of the rubble of those arguments and haphazard reconciliations will blossom a beautiful love story — or two! Romantic and hilarious, It Happened In Saint-Tropez is a comedy full of mix-ups and betrayals that test the bonds of family. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals Atlanta Jewish Film Festival 2014; UK Jewish Film Festival 2014; San Diego Jewish Film Festival 2014; San Francisco Jewish Film Festival 2014; Palm Beach International Film Festival

OPENING NIGHT FILM

It Happened in Saint-Tropez (Des Gens Qui S’Embrassent)

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Above and Beyond Director: Roberta Grossman 2014/USA/UK/Israel/90 minutes/Documentary English

Thursday, February 5, 5:30 p.m.

Film & Speaker Sponsor Vicki & David Dansky, Essie & Jordon Perlmutter, Lisa & Shell Cook, Lisa & Jay Perlmutter and Lisa & Jonathan Perlmutter Guest Speaker Executive Producer Nancy Spielberg

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Produced by Nancy Spielberg, Above and Beyond is a story of courage, commitment, and sacrifice. In 1948, a group of World War II pilots volunteered to fight for Israel in the War of Independence. As members of “Machal” – volunteers from abroad – this ragtag band of brothers not only turned the tide of the war, preventing the possible annihilation of Israel at the very moment of its birth, they also laid the groundwork for the Israeli Air Force. At a time when much of the world stood by, unwilling to help a fledgling nation under attack, a tiny band of airmen answered the call for help. They risked their citizenship, their futures and even their lives. Above and Beyond is their story, told for the first time. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals San Francisco Jewish Film Festival; Jerusalem International Film Festival; U.K. Jewish Film Festival; Boston Jewish Film Festival; Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival; Jewish International Film Festival Australia

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God’s Slave (Esclavo de Dios) Director: Joel Novoa 2013/Argentina/Venezuela/90 minutes/Drama/Thriller Spanish/Hebrew/Arabic with English subtitles

Thursday, February 5, 8:15 p.m.

Film Sponsor Carol & Irwin Wagner

Based on true events, God’s Slave is a complex and captivating thriller set against the backdrop of the terrorist bombings of Jewish targets in Argentina, in the early 90’s.

Ahmed Al Hassama, a trained Islamic terrorist assigned to use a suicide bomb inside a synagogue, is living undercover as a doctor with a family that he loves. His counterpart, David Goldberg, is a bitter and intense Israeli Mossad Agent who is determined to prevent the attack and eliminate the terrorist sleeper cell. As time is running out before the attack, the two characters collide, resulting in startling consequences. God’s Slave examines the themes of sacrifice and duty for country, family, and religion. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals Atlanta Jewish Film Festival; Chicago Latino Film Festival; Santa Barbara International Film Festival; Toronto Jewish Film Festival; San Francisco Jewish Film Festival; Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival; Palm Beach International Film Festival

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The Sturgeon Queens Director: Julie Cohen 2014/USA/52 minutes/Documentary English

Saturday, February 7, 7:30 p.m.

Film Sponsor The Farber, Grueskin & Miller families in memory of Joseph Farber In Kind Sponsor Russ and Daughters

Lox, Whitefish, Herring: Mouthwatering delicacies served up daily at RUSS AND DAUGHTERS APPETIZERS on the lower east side of Manhattan. The Sturgeon Queens is a delightful story of how four generations of the same family took their business from a tiny storefront to what is now an iconic appetizing shop featured on HBO’s Girls.

Created by Julie Cohen, the director of The Jews of New York on PBS, the documentary was produced to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the store.

The film features interviews with longtime customers Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, chef Mario Batali, actress Maggie Gyllenhaal, 60 Minutes correspondent Morley Safer, and New Yorker writer Calvin Trillin. A story of tradition, family, and the power of food as culture, The Sturgeon Queens depicts early 20th century Jewish life in New York City as a land of immigrants where it took hard work, humor, and lots of love to make a recipe for success. Denver Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals San Diego Jewish Film Festival (Audience Choice Winner); Palm Beach Jewish Film Festival (Audience Choice Winner); San Francisco Jewish Film Festival; Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival; Washington DC Jewish Film Festival; Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival; Toronto Jewish Film Festival.

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The Last Mentsch (Der Letzte Mentsch) Director: Pierre-Henry Salfati 2014/Germany/Switzerland/France/93 minutes/Drama German/Hungarian/Hebrew/English/Yiddish with English subtitles

Saturday, February 7, 9:00 p.m.

Film Sponsor Marcia & Bernie Karshmer, Sharon & Jeffrey Haber

Born Mena’hem Teitelbaum, Marcus Schwarz has denied his Jewish heritage all his life. After surviving the horrors of Auschwitz, he creates a new identity for himself in Germany, one without Jewish friends or ties. Now faced with his own mortality, he suddenly decides he wants to be buried in a Jewish cemetery. Much to his dismay, his word is not enough for the rabbis. He must prove that he is, in fact, Jewish. However, with all his family gone and no remaining records, he has no evidence, save for the faded tattoo on his forearm. Marcus’s only hope is to return to the village he grew up in to try to find proof of his birth. Needing a way to get there, he enlists a young Turkish woman to drive him. The unlikely duo sets out on a road trip across Europe that will end up irrevocably changing them both. Award-winning documentarian Pierre-Henri Salfati creates a deeply moving story of friendship and healing. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals San Francisco Jewish Film Festival; Kinofest Lunen (Opening Film); Shanghai Film Festival; UK Jewish Film Festival

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Swim Little Fish Swim Director: Ruben Amar 2013/USA/France/95 minutes/Surreal Comedy French/English with English/French subtitles

Sunday, February 8, 10:15 a.m.

Film Sponsor Jennifer & David Wiener

Lilas, a 19 year old French artist (with a nearly expired visa) is trying to make it in New York, an ocean away from her overbearing mother. Needing a place to stay, she is invited to crash on the couch of Leeward, a charming, idealistic musician who fancies himself a misunderstood artist. There is only one problem–Mary, Leeward’s wife, who resents his Bohemian lifestyle.

Swim Little Fish Swim is both a delightful indie-homage to the art mecca that is New York City and a dreamlike journey that explores the theme of artists on the verge of adulthood. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals SXSW Film Festival; Jerusalem Film Festival; San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, Olympia Film Festival (Seattle); Festival de la Ville de Quebec; Festival International de Films de Femmes de Créteil

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Blumenthal Director: Seth Fisher 2013/USA/86 minutes/Comedy English

Sunday, February 8, 12:45 p.m.

Film Sponsor Judy & Harvey Cohen and family

The sudden death of a famed New York playwright dominates an eccentric family struggling with personal issues in Blumenthal, a richly layered and briskly paced dramedy.

Emmy winner Brian Cox co-stars as Harold Blumenthal, who succumbs to cardiac arrest while laughing at his own joke, but remains a constant presence in the lives of his family. As the theater community mourns the loss, estranged younger brother Saul harbors resentment that Harold plagiarized his ideas, a grudge that manifests itself in chronic gastric dysfunction.

Meantime, Saul’s actress wife Cheryl obsesses about aging, while egotistical son Ethan (Director Seth Fisher), a pharmaceutical rep hawking birth control pills and hormone replacements, suffers a few women issues of his own. Can this family peacefully coexist in this tangled web of relationships?

“A brisk Manhattan comedy!” – The Wall Street Journal Selected Awards & Festivals Atlanta Jewish Film Festival; Oldenburg Film Festival (Audience Award); Boston Jewish Film Festival; UK Jewish Film Festival

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Last Dance Director: David Pulbrook 2012/Australia/90 minutes/Drama/Thriller English

Sunday, February 8, 3:00 p.m Film Sponsor Marsha & Gary Blum

Holocaust survivor Ulah Lippmann hears of a terrorist attack in her Melbourne neighborhood. She has no idea she’ll soon find herself held hostage by a Muslim radical on the run after the bombing. Severely wounded, Sadiq Mohammed sees Ulah’s home as a place to hide while he plans his next move. And so begins a terrifying ordeal that will force Ulah and Sadiq to confront their own pasts. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals Melbourne International Film Festival (Official Selection); Cinefest OZ (Official Selection)

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Magic Men (Ha-Ben Shel Elohim) Director: Guy Nattiv and Erez Tadmor 2014/Israel/100 minutes/Drama/Comedy Hebrew with English subtitles

Sunday, February 8, 5:30 p.m.

Film Sponsor Dr. Hilary & Rabbi Eliot Baskin, All About Braces

Avraham Kofinas, a 78-year-old Greek Holocaust Survivor, wants to make a pilgrimage from Israel back to his homeland to find the Greek magician that saved his life years ago. Reeling from his mother’s recent death, his Hasidic rapper son Yehuda agrees to accompany his father in an attempt to save their relationship. During their Greek sojourn the men must put aside their differences in order to find closure. Their journey opens up old wounds and both men are forced to face the consequences of their life choices. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals Palm Springs International Film Festival; Maui Film Festival; Haifa International Film Festival; Boston Jewish Film Festival; Ofir Award (Best Actor for Makram Khoury)

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Run Boy Run (Lauf Junge Lauf) Director: Pepe Danquart 2013/France/Germany/107 minutes/Drama German/Polish/Russian/Yiddish with English subtitles

Sunday, February 8, 8:15 p.m.

Film Sponsor Mindy & Steve Peckar

An outstanding saga of courage and compassion, Run Boy Run tells the extraordinary true story of a Polish boy who seeks the kindness of others in his solitary struggle to outlast the Nazi occupation and keep alive his Jewish faith.

Escaping the Warsaw ghetto, nine-year old Srulik flees to the woods. There, he learns to hide from SS patrols until loneliness and the harsh onset of winter drive him back to civilization. Taken in by a kindhearted farmer’s wife he is given shelter and a new identity, passing himself off as Jurek, a Christian war orphan. Srulik’s struggle to survive and to maintain his secret Jewish identity proves to be an impressive story of strength, bravery and character. An unforgettable cinematic experience directed by Oscar-winner Pepe Danquart and based on the bestselling Holocaust novel by Israeli author Uri Orlev.

Selected Awards & Festivals San Francisco Jewish Film Festival; Atlanta Jewish Film Festival; Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival (Audience Award-Best Drama)

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Friends from France (Les Interdits) Director: Anne Weil and Philippe Kotlarski 2013/France/Russia/Canada/Germany/92 minutes/Drama French/Hebrew/Russian with English subtitles

Monday, February 9, 5:30 p.m.

Film Sponsor Susan & Bob Wagner and Diane & Jack Zelinger In Kind Sponsor Alliance Française

It’s 1979. Carole and Jerome are idealistic, naive 20 year olds from France who sign up for an organized tour to Odessa, behind the Iron Curtain. Or at least, that is their cover story. They are Jewish cousins, pretending to be engaged in order to get into the country. By day, they maintain their cover as tourists, visiting monuments and museums, but at night they steal away and provide valuable assistance to refuseniks. They discover a clandestine world that is both brutal and absurd and it catches both of them unaware and unprepared. While Carole is driven by her political commitment and willingness to take risks, for Jerome the real motivation is his strong attraction to Carole. Friends From France is a film about obsession, love, politics, and the dark underground world of Soviet Russia. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals Toronto International Film Festival (Opening Night); NY Jewish Film festival; Jerusalem International Film Festival; Cinepolitica International Film Festival Bucharest; San Diego Jewish Film Festival

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Big Bad Wolves (Mi Mefahed Mezeev Hara) Director: Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado 2013/Israel/110 minutes/Thriller Hebrew with English subtitles Disclaimers: Extreme graphic violence

Monday, February 9, 8:00 p.m.

Film Sponsor Erica Singer

Quentin Tarantino declares Big Bad Wolves “[the] best film of the year.”

Nominated for 11 Israeli Academy Awards and the Official Selection of the Tribeca Film Festival in 2014, this Israeli thriller will put audience members on the edge of their seats.

A series of brutal murders puts the lives of three men on a collision course: the father of the latest victim, a vigilante police detective, and the main suspect in the killings. Things begin to spiral out of control as new facts come to light in a sequence of plot twists. Darkly humorous, Big Bad Wolves is unpredictable as it strikes the balance between moral questions about the nature of evil and reacting to the loss of a loved one. Denver Premiere “… a haunting, brilliant, surprisingly funny Israeli revenge thriller,” a review from Indiewire Selected Awards & Festivals Israeli Academy of Film and Television (Best Cinematography, Best Art Direction, Best Sound, Best Music, Best Makeup); Cannes Film Festival; Chicago International Film Festival; Atlanta Jewish Film Festival; Tribeca Film Festival; Saturn Award (Best Foreign Film and Best Music)

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For a Woman (Pour une Femme) Director: Diane Kurys 2013/France/110 minutes/Drama French with English subtitles

Tuesday, February 10, 5:30 p.m.

Film Sponsor Debby Herz, Marilyn & Jerry Kopelman In Kind Sponsor Alliance Française

Anne is a thirty-something writer who knows very little of her family’s past.

After her mother’s death, she discovers old photos and letters that convince her to closely examine the life of her parents, Michael and Lèna. The viewer is transported to post-WW II France as the couple begin their married life after meeting in a concentration camp. As Ann delves deeper into their complex history which includes involvement in the Communist Party, dark secrets are unearthed and she is desperate to make sense of it all. Switching between post-war France and France in the 1980’s, Anne’s destiny intertwines with her father’s to create an unforgettable story. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals Santa Barbara International Film Festival; Atlanta Jewish Film Festival; New York Jewish Film Festival; San Diego Jewish Film Festival; Toronto Jewish Film Festival; San Francisco Jewish Film Festival

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Let’s Go! Director: Michael Verhoeven 2014/Germany/90 minutes/Drama German with English subtitles Disclaimers: Female nudity

Tuesday, February 10, 8:00 p.m.

Film Sponsor Krista & Mark Boscoe, and Ryley Carlock & Applewhite

In 1968, 20-year-old Laura returns to Munich to attend her father's funeral.

Overcome with grief, Laura and her mother must face the family's traumatic history. Having survived the Holocaust, Laura’s parents start a new life in postWar Germany, however, their horrific experiences loomed over their daily lives.

Now, in the face of another tragedy, will Laura come to understand her parent’s traumatic past?

Michael Verhoeven artfully presents a biting commentary on post-War German society through the cinematic adaptation of the autobiographical novel by Laura Waco.

Selected Awards & Festivals Jerusalem International Film Festival; Munich Film Festival

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Of Many Director: Linda G. Mills 2014/USA/34 min/Documentary English From Executive Producer Chelsea Clinton, Of Many tells the story of the relationship between an Orthodox Rabbi and an Imam at New York University, set against the backdrop of the Arab-Israeli conflict. Topical and humorous, this documentary offers an inspiring narrative of how this friendship united a community around multi-faith dialogue and action. Colorado Premiere

On The Road to Tel Aviv Director: Khen Shalem 2008/Israel/France/15 minutes/Drama Hebrew with English subtitles

COEXISTENCE SHORTS PROGRAM Wednesday, February 11, 5:30 p.m.

Film Sponsor Celeste & Jack Grynberg

A young Israeli and his fiancée find themselves in a difficult situation when a suspicious-looking Arab woman gets on the same bus. On The Road to TelAviv is a dramatic short film about how terror and war can affect our daily lives. Colorado Premiere

The Other Side Director: Khen Shalem 2012/Israel/22 minutes/Drama Hebrew with English subtitles An Israeli boy forms an unusual friendship by kicking a ball to the Palestinian side of the West Bank barrier. Alienated by his classmates, the boy’s efforts to understand the struggle come to a head with this newfound friendship.

Can this faceless relationship overcome the inevitable escalation of conflict manifested by the wall’s towering presence? Colorado Premiere

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24 Days (24 Jours) Director: Alexandre Arcady 2014/France/110 minutes/Drama French with English subtitles

Wednesday, February 11, 7:45 p.m.

Film Sponsor Susan Mathews Fuller Sotheby’s International Realty Assured Title Agency Katherine Fogel In Kind Sponsor Alliance Française

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French director Alexandre Arcady delivers one of the most “wrenching and politically astute” films to come out of France in 2014. Based on a book cowritten by the protagonist’s mother, Arcady’s cinematic adaptation presents a complex web of dangerously realistic events. The film zooms in on the grieving and frightened family, Moroccan-Parisian Jews, and the efforts of both the family and the police to rescue the ill-fated Ilan. 24 Days is a harrowing film of modern-day anti-Semitism and what that means for the family and the world.

Strong violence. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals United Kingdom Jewish Film Festival; Greater Vancouver International Film Festival; Toronto Jewish Film Festival

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The Art Dealer (L’Antiquaire) Director: François Margolin 2014/France/95 minutes/Drama French with English subtitles

Thursday, February 12, 2:30 p.m.

Weekday Matinee Film Sponsor Amy Snow & Priscilla Press in honor of B’nai Havurah: The Reconstructionist Congregation of Denver

The stylish and compelling Parisian drama from renowned French director François Margolin The Flight of the Red Balloon follows journalist Esther who embarks on a quest to recover family paintings that were stolen by the Nazis.

Using her investigative training she turns modern day detective and discovers that some family secrets are best kept hidden. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals AICE Israeli Film Festival; UK Jewish Film Festival (Opening Night)

In Kind Sponsor Alliance Française

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Broken Branches

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Director: Ayala Sharot 2014/Israel/25 minutes/Animated Documentary Short Hebrew with English subtitles Broken Branches is an animated documentary about loss, family and hope.

Michal Rechter was only 14 years old when, on the eve of the Second World War, she left her family in Poland and traveled to Israel. Now, at the age of 92, she tells her story to her granddaughter, the film’s director, who brings her grandmother’s memories to life in colorful animation. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals: Krakow International Film Festival; Ofir Awards (Nominated for Best Short Doc); Athens, Ohio Film & Video International Festival (Won Best Short Doc); Hai fa Int’l Film Fest (Best Short Film)

Thursday, February 12, 5:30 p.m.

Joachim Prinz: I shall Not Be Silent Broken Branches followed by Joachim Prinz: I Shall Not Be Silent Film Sponsor Kathy & Arthur Judd

Director: Rachel Fisher and Rachel Pasternak 2013/USA/50 minutes/Documentary English The remarkable story of a rabbi who spoke up in turbulent times, Joachim Prinz: I Shall Not Be Silent is set in Berlin in the 1930's when the civil rights of Jews were systematically stripped away. Expelled from Germany in 1937 for speaking out against the Nazis, Prinz arrived in the United States, the land where democracy had supposedly triumphed over bigotry and hatred. Here, he witnessed racism against African Americans and realized the American dream was not a reality. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals: Jewish Film Festival Berlin; Toronto Jewish Film Festival; Jerusalem International Film Festival

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Little White Lie Director: Lacey Schwartz 2013/USA/65 minutes/Documentary English

Thursday, February 12, 7:45 p.m.

Guest Speaker Director/Writer Lacey Schwartz Film Sponsor Dan Recht, Rick Kornfeld and Mark Grueskin, Recht Kornfeld P.C., Attorneys at Law Speaker Sponsor Julie & Saul Schwarz

Little White Lie tells Lacey Schwartz’s story of growing up in a typical uppermiddle-class Jewish household in Woodstock, NY, with loving parents and a strong sense of her Jewish identity — despite the open questions from those around her about how a white girl could have such dark skin. She believes her family’s explanation that her looks were inherited from her dark-skinned Sicilian grandfather, but when her parents abruptly split, her gut starts to tell her something different.

At age of 18, she finally confronts her mother and learns the truth: her biological father was not the man who raised her, but a black man named Rodney with whom her mother had had an affair. Afraid of losing her relationship with her parents, Lacey doesn’t openly acknowledge her newly discovered black identity with her white family. When her biological father dies shortly before Lacey’s 30th birthday, the family secret can stay hidden no longer. Following the funeral, Lacey begins a quest to reconcile the hidden pieces of her life and heal her relationship with the only father she ever knew. Little White Lie is a personal documentary about the legacy of family secrets, denial, and redemption.

Selected Awards & Festivals San Francisco Jewish Film Festival; Woods Hole Film Festival; BlackStar Film Festival

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GRAND FINALE

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The Outrageous Sophie Tucker Director: William Gazecki 2013/USA/96 minutes/Documentary English

Saturday, February 14 7:30 p.m. Grand Finale Dessert Reception 8:30 p.m. Film Film Sponsor Strear Family Foundation

The Outrageous Sophie Tucker is William Gazecki’s loving tribute to the bawdy and bodacious singer and comedienne who took the vaudeville world by storm. This ground-breaking performer influenced celebrities from Barbara Walters to Bette Midler.

Deemed “The Last of the Red Hot Mamas,” Tucker was adored for her candor, bold sense of humor, powerful voice, and unwavering energy as a performer and as a woman. Sophie never fit the typical Hollywood beauty mold, but presented herself and her body in an empowering way.

“A must see for anybody looking for the secret to getting ahead in life. The music is outstanding, but it’s the way that Sophie Tucker lived her life that is the most fascinating aspect. A shrewd business person, a caring individual, and a talent that continues to inspire.” A Review from Toronto Film Scene.

Selected Awards & Festivals Toronto Jewish Film Festival; San Diego Jewish Film Festival; Columbus Jewish Film Festival; Long Beach Jewish Film Festival; Virginia Film Festival

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Transit Director: Hannah Espia 2013/Philippines/93 minutes/Drama Hebrew/English/Tagalog with English subtitles

ISRAEL THROUGH THE LENS SERIES Sunday, February 15, 10:15 a.m.

Film Sponsor Roberta & Mel Klein, Joan & Abbott Wallis (Bold Earth)

Transit explores the intersecting stories of Filipinos in Tel Aviv when the threat of a law deporting the children of migrant workers looms over their precarious lives. We experience the lives of the parents as well as the Israeliborn children of mixed identity. The film uses change in perspective to tell the stories of the families and shed light on what it means to be an immigrant, and how immigration can affect identity and relationships.

The Philippines’ official entry for Best Foreign Language Oscar, Transit swept the Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival with ten prizes including Best Picture and the Audience Award. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals Palm Springs international Film Festival; Busan International Film Festival; Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival (Winner of Best Picture and Audience Award); San Francisco Jewish Film Festival

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Zero Motivation (Efes Be-Yachasei Enosh) Director: Talya Lavie 2014/Israel/90 minutes/Comedy/Drama Hebrew with English subtitles

ISRAEL THROUGH THE LENS SERIES Sunday, February 15, 12:30 p.m.

Film Sponsor Lisa & Lynn Taussig, Sandy Wolf

Winner of six Ofir Awards including Best Director and Best Screenplay (Talya Lavie), as well as Best Music, Best Casting, Best Editing and Best Actress (Dana Ivgy), Zero Motivation is a unique, sharply observed, sometimes dark and often hilarious portrait of everyday life for a unit of young, female soldiers in a remote Israeli desert outpost. Playing out like M*A*S*H meets Orange is the New Black, Talya Lavie's brilliant debut details the power struggles of three women with different agendas and very little to do. Amidst their boredom and clashing personalities, they are forced to deal with issues of commitment—to friendship, love, and country. Darkly funny, and the recipient of both the Founder’s Award for Best Narrative Feature and the Nora Ephron Prize at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival, Zero Motivation takes on gender roles in a powerful way while caricaturizing the lives of paper pushers in the military.

Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals Ofir Awards (six); Tribeca Film Festival 2014 (Winner of Founder’s Award for Best Narrative Feature and the Nora Ephron Prize); San Francisco Jewish Film Festival; Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival

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Zaytoun Director: Eran Riklis 2012/Israel/110 minutes/Drama Arabic/English/Hebrew with English subtitles

ISRAEL THROUGH THE LENS SERIES Sunday, February 15, 3:00 p.m.

Film Sponsor Debbie & Jim Shmerling

A story of survival and friendship in an extremely hostile environment, Zaytoun takes place in 1982 Beirut. During the Lebanese Civil War, Israeli pilot Yoni (Stephen Dorff) is shot down over Beirut and is taken prisoner by inhabitants of a Palestinian refugee camp. Among the captors is ten year old Fahed (Abdallah el Akal) who develops an improbable bond with the Israeli POW. The two embark on a harrowing and dangerous journey— one that tests the very limits of humanity. The unlikely relationship and alliance between Fahed and Yoni is what ultimately will decide their fate, as they explore the true boundaries between Israelis and Palestinians.

Selected Awards & Festivals Atlanta Jewish Film Festival; Seattle International Film Festival; Miami Jewish Film Festival; Charlotte Jewish Film Festival; Toronto International Film Festival (Runner up for People’s Choice Award)

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Under The Same Sun (Tachat Ota Ha-Shemesh) Director: Sameh Zoabi 2013/Israel/75 minutes/Drama Hebrew/Arabic with English subtitles

ISRAEL THROUGH THE LENS SERIES Sunday, February 15, 5:30 p.m.

Film Sponsor Alison & Paul Gillis

Under the Same Sun follows two businessmen—one Palestinian and one Israeli—as they struggle to build a joint business venture, a new solar energy firm serving the needs of Palestinians in the West Bank. The film is set in the near future where old cultural hostilities are still an obstacle at every level however, new technologies offer fresh hope. At the height of their collaboration, they mount a Facebook campaign that impacts their joint venture and ultimately changes the political map. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals Palm Beach International Film Festival; Berlin Jewish Film Festival; Chicago Palestine Film Festival; Peace on Earth Film Festival (Best Feature Narrative Award); Barcelona Environmental Film Festival

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Paradise Cruise Director: Matan Guggenheim 2013/Israel/100 minutes/Drama Hebrew/English/French with English subtitles

ISRAEL THROUGH THE LENS SERIES Sunday, February 15, 7:30 p.m.

Film Sponsor Ellen & Scott Robinson, Joanne & Art Kleinstein, and Ricky & Don Safer

Paradise Cruise is a film about the relationship between Dora, a French photographer and Yossi, a former Israeli soldier. It appears that Dora has a professional interest in photographing the funerals of Israeli soldiers killed in the line of duty, but actually she is obsessively searching for “the eyes” of the killer of her friend, a Palestinian photographer. Yossi is plagued by his own issues, but together the couple find passion that seems to temporarily free each of them from the traumas they have experienced. The film is an impactful look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the way in which it causes a lasting impression on both sides. It is also a study of the devastating uncertainty in the meaning of the verb “to shoot” from both a photographic and a military standpoint. Colorado Premiere Selected Awards & Festivals Brooklyn Film Festival (winner of Best New Director for Matan Guggenheim); International Film Festival Manheim-Heidelberg; Paris Israel Film Festival (Audience Award Winner); Rome Independent Film Festival; Uruguay International Film Festival; Aubagne International Film Festival (Best Actor Award)

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The 19th Denver Jewish Film Festival is made possible with the generous support of the following corporations and non-profit sponsors:

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19th Denver Jewish Film Festival Seating Policy

All Seating is Reserved Unlike most film events, our festival has a reserved seating policy which works much like any live theatre or concert event, where each patron has an individually numbered seat for each film. This means that if patrons are seeing multiple films, they may need to move seats after each showing. Patrons that purchase tickets in advance may request the same seat (if it is available), but they will need to exit the theatre and present their ticket separately for each film.

Reserve a specific seat each time you purchase a ticket. Visit the website at www.maccjcc.org/film to view a chart of available seating for each film.

Doors will open 20 minutes prior to each screening. Please come early so you can locate your seat number and row.

Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the ushers.

The theatre will be emptied after each screening in order to clean and conduct a sound check for the next film. Please help us keep the festival running on time by leaving the theatre promptly.

New handicapped seating is available. To reserve handicapped seating please contact the box office at (303) 316-6360.

Free parking for the DJFF is available in other MACC/JCC lots to the south and west of our venue; street parking on Dahlia, Alameda and the neighborhood to the north of our location is also free.

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1 9 t h DJ F F P R I N T SO U R C ES It Happened in Saint-Tropez The Festival Agency Elodie Dupont ed@thefestivalagency.com

Last Dance KMT Global Films Michelle Taboada michelle@kmtglobalfilms.com

Above and Beyond Roberta Grossman rgrossman@katahdinproductions.com

Magic Men Go 2 Films Lauren Sirt festivals@go2films.com

God’s Slave Film Movement Maxwell Wolkin maxwell@filmmovement.com The Sturgeon Queens 7th Art Releasing Sarah Winshall sarah@7thart.com The Last Mentsch Atlas International Susanne Groh sgroh@atlasfilm.com Transit 7th Art Releasing Sarah Winshall sarah@7thart.com Blumenthal Aperture Sarah Robinson sarah@aperture-ent.com

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Run Boy Run Menemsha Films Neil Friedman neilf@menemshafilms.com Friends From France Pyramide International Ilaria Gomarasca ilaria@pyramidefilms.com Big Bad Wolves United Channels Movies Sarah Assouline Post@ucm-film.com For a Woman Film Movement Maxwell Wolkin maxwell@filmmovement.com Let’s Go! Eikon Film Lucia Staubach staubach@eikon-film.de

Of Many New York University Center on Violence and Recovery Danielle K. Emery Danielle.emery@nyu.edu On the Road to Tel Aviv Khen Shalem kshalem@gmail.com

Little White Lie Lacey Schwartz lacey@truthaid.org The Outrageous Sophie Tucker Menemsha Films Neil Friedman neilf@menemshafilms.com

The Other Side Khen Shalem kshalem@gmail.com

Swim Little Fish Swim Jour2Fete Samuel Blanc Samuelblanc15@gmail.com

24 Days Menemsha Films Neil Friedman neilf@menemshafilms.com

Zero Motivation Zeitgeist Films Ltd Nancy Gertsman nancy@zeitgeistfilms.com

The Art Dealer Other Angle Pictures Nathan Fischer Nfischer.oap@gmail.com

Zaytoun Strand Releasing Nathan Faustyn nathan@strandreleasing.com

Broken Branches Israeli Films israelifilms@gmail.com

Under the Same Sun Israeli Films israelifilms@gmail.com

Joachim Prinz: I Shall Not Be Silent Menemsha Films Neil Friedman neilf@menemshafilms.com

Paradise Cruise Israeli Films israelifilms@gmail.com

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19th DENVER JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL FESTIVAL SPONSOR Wagner Wealth Management EXECUTIVE PRODUCER U Baron Group PRODUCERS Vicki & David Dansky, Essie & Jordon Perlmutter, Lisa & Shell Cook, Lisa & Jay Perlmutter, and Lisa & Jonathan Perlmutter Emily Roet & Michael Goodman MorEvents (Betsy & Gareth Heyman) Susan Mathews, Fuller Sotheby’s International Realty; Assured Title Agency-Katherine Fogel Terri & Gary Yourtz OPENING NIGHT SPONSOR Joanne & Erica Singer GRAND FINALE SPONSOR Strear Family Foundation FILM BUFFS Sam & Rob Baumgarten Marsha & Gary Blum Krista & Mark Boscoe and Ryley Carlock & Applewhite Dr. Hilary & Rabbi Eliot Baskin, All About Braces Judy & Harvey Cohen and Family

The Farber, Grueskin & Miller Families Alison & Paul Gillis Sarah & Neil Goldblatt Margery Goldman Lynda Goldstein Celeste & Jack Grynberg Sharon & Jeffrey Haber Debby Herz Kathy & Arthur Judd Marcia & Bernie Karshmer Roberta & Mel Klein Joanne & Art Kleinstein Marilyn & Jerry Kopelman Mindy & Steve Peckar Amy Snow & Priscilla Press Dan Recht, Rick Kornfeld and Mark Grueskin, Recht Kornfeld P.C. Attorneys at Law Ellen & Scott Robinson Ricky & Don Safer Julie & Saul Schwarz Debbie & Jim Shmerling Erica Singer Lisa and Lynn Taussig Carol & Irwin Wagner Susan & Bob Wagner Joan & Abbott Wallis, Bold Earth Teen Adventures Jennifer & David Wiener Sandy Wolf Diane & Jack Zelinger

ISRAEL THROUGH THE LENS SPONSOR Lazarus Israel Opportunities Fund

Audience Choice Awards BEST NARRATIVE Carol Laycob, Justin, Jordan and Kim, Tanner and Connor. In Loving memory of Dr. Lawrence Laycob BEST DOCUMENTRY Joyce & Gary Pashel

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MACC Board of Directors Elaine Tinter, Chair Joanne Singer, Treasurer Kathy Judd, Secretary Rabbi Eliot Baskin Ellen Beller Sharon Haber Terry Heller Marcia Karshmer Kathy Neustadt Jeffrey Reiss Dottie Resnick Julie Schwarz Erica Singer Carol Wagner Lisa Taussig Mizel Arts and Culture Center

MACC STAFF Executive Artistic Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Wilson Production Manager & Assistant Director, Wolf Theatre Academy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emily MacIntyre Technical Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Erock Administrative Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brynn Starr Sater Administrative Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kellie Lambert Ceramics Studio Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vicky Smith Gallery Curator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Simon Zalkind Marketing Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Talia Haykin Marketing Project Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rob Franc Creative Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Bee Graphic Designer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Hoffman

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THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE

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FILM FESTIVAL COMMITEES

ISRAEL THROUGH THE LENS sponsored by Lazarus Israel Opportunities Fund LLLP

This year, for the first time ever, we are offering a festival within a festival, a full day of topical, exciting films from five of Israel’s most acclaimed film-makers. If Israel’s hard-hitting cinematic creativity interests you, this unique event is not to be missed. Come see one, two or all five for a specially priced “Zoom In On Israel” package, which is all five films for just $45 (a 25% savings over the individual film price). This event is sponsored by the Lazarus Israel Opportunities Fund.

FILM FESTIVAL SELECTION COMMITTEE Sharon Haber – Festival Co-Chair Julie Schwarz – Festival Co-Chair Erica Singer – Festival Co-Chair Mark Boscoe Vicki Dansky Marcia Karshmer Art Kleinstein Susan Mathews Scott Robinson OPENING NIGHT COMMITTEE Barbara Raynor Lisa Taussig PRE-SCREENER COMMITTEE Liz Feldman Sharon Haber Betsy Mordecai Heyman Jeffrey Reiss Julie Schwarz Erica Singer Amy Snow Jennifer Wiener Ruth Wexler Peter Witt

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MACC & Denver Children’s Theatre Present

Androcles and the Lion

Is Your Child Bursting with Creative Energy?

By Aurand Harris Directed by Billie McBride March 4 – May 1, 2015 RECOMMENDED FOR GRADES K—6, ENJOYED BY ALL! Tickets & Info:

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