MARCH 8-18, 2018
Naiditch Family Foundation
9TH ANNUAL • CELEBRATING ISRAEL @ 70
TWELVE AMAZING FILMS! OPENING NIGHT SPECIAL GUESTS MARCH YARIV MOZER 16-21 ALON BEN-GURION
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Welcome We are exceedingly proud to present a premiere line-up of twelve truly outstanding and diverse films that will excite, enlighten and provoke you, our audience. This year, the JFF will celebrate Israel at 70 by screening films that explore the creation of the State of Israel and modern life in Israel today. The Jewish Film Festival is one of many programs sponsored by The Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee in pursuit of its mission:
To strengthen Jewish life and identity in our community, provide for Jewish people in need, and promote support for Israel. 2018 Jewish Film Festival Co-Chairs Fran Braverman and Evans Tilles Jewish Film Festival Founder and Honorary Chair Roz Goldberg
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This project is sponsored in part by the Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council of Arts and Culture.
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SPECIAL GUESTS AND EVENTS OPENING NIGHT
CLOSING EVENT
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 7PM
SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 3PM
SARASOTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM
SAHIB SHRINERS AUDITORIUM
Our closing event will feature the classic film, Exodus. The ticket price includes a delicious Sabra buffet Our Opening Night screening will meal, which will be served during the feature the Southwest Florida pre- film’s intermission. miere of Ben-Gurion, Epilogue, and we are honored to welcome the film’s Produced and directed by Otto director, producer and scriptwriter, Preminger, Exodus is a screen adapYariv Mozer, to Sarasota-Manatee as tation of the best-selling novel by our special guest. Yariv graduated with Leon Uris. The film is concerned with distinction from Tel Aviv University’s the emergence of Israel as an indeFilm and Television department in pendent nation in 1947. Its first half 2004. Since then he has directed focuses on the efforts of 611 Holodocumentary and feature films, among caust survivors to defy the blockade them Snails in the Rain, The Invisible of the occupying British government Men, and My First War. His films have and sail to Palestine on the sea vessel been shown in film festivals worldwide Exodus. The second half of the film and have won several awards including is about the War of Independence, the 2017 Israeli Film and TV Academy which saved the newly-declared state from annihilation. Award for Best Documentary. Sponsored by Joel and Gail Morganroth
Film Festival Sponsors will also have Non-sponsors may purchase tickets to the pleasure of spending time on the closing event for $25.00 Opening Night with one additional special guest, Alon Ben-Gurion, grandson of David Ben-Gurion. Alon will mingle with sponsors at the private cocktail reception before the premiere. Non-sponsors may purchase tickets to the Opening Night screening for $25.00
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA PREMIERE
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THURSDAY MARCH
7:00PM OPENING NIGHT SARASOTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM
SPONSORED BY Joel and Gail Morganroth
MON., MARCH 12 H20 • 7:00pm
THURS., MARCH 15 H20 • 1:00pm FRI., MARCH 16 H20 • 10:30am
70 minutes English / Hebrew
BEN-GURION EPILOGUE
In the great depths of the Stephen Spielberg Jewish Film Archive in Jerusalem and the Ben-Gurion Archives in the Negev, six hours of interview footage was discovered of one of modern history’s greatest leaders, David Ben-Gurion*. Filmed 50 years ago, but never aired, it is 1968 and he is 82 years old, five years before his death. He lives in his secluded home in the desert, removed from all political discourse, which allows him a hindsight perspective on the Zionist enterprise. BenGurion’s introspective soul searching is the focus of this film; his clear voice provides a surprising vision for today’s crucial decisions and the future of Israel. *Yariv Mozer and Yael Perlov, the editor and co-producer of the documentary, uncovered the lost interview almost by chance, in the Steven Spielberg Jewish Film Archive in Jerusalem. There, while working to restore an old and unsuccessful feature film about Ben-Gurion by Ms. Perlov’s late father, David Perlov, they tripped across the silent film reels. It took six months to find the soundtrack, which they did in the Ben-Gurion Archives in the Negev.
IAC Cinematheque New Jersey, USA, 2017 Dallas Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2017 San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2017 10 Washington Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2017
Cleveland Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2017 AIPAC Speakers Bureau, USA, 2017 Montreal Israeli Film Festival, Canada, 2017 Detroit Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2017
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MONDAY MARCH
H20 (2) • 7:00PM TUES., MARCH 13 H20 (2) • 1:00pm WED., MARCH 14 TBI • 7:00pm
THURS., MARCH 15 H20 (2) • 10:30am
93 minutes Hebrew
AN ISRAELI LOVE STORY
A poignant and authentic film based on the true story of the love affair between Pnina Gary, from Nahalal, and Eli Ben–Zvi, son of Rachel Yanait and Yitzhak Ben-Zvi the Second President of the State of Israel. The story of their romance is set in 1947 during the tumultuous period of the end of the British Mandate and pre-state Israel. An unexpected meeting on a bus, Margalit falls in love with Eli instantly. Trying to get close to him, but always too busy with the Palmach, the barriers finally come down and Margalit moves in with Eli. They set a date for their wedding, but Israel’s harsh reality intervenes. The film is a strikingly human portrayal against the backdrop of a historical period, mixing a private story with a national narrative.
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Montreal Israeli Film Festival, 2017 Sherkea Israeli Film Festival, Kenya and Uganda, 2017 Toronto Jewish Film Festival, 2017 Bangalore International Film Festival, India, 2017 Best Actress Audience Award, The Golden Rooster, One Hundred Flower Festival (“The Chinese Oscar”)
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TUESDAY MARCH
H20 • 7:00PM
MON., MARCH 12 H20 (2) • 1:00pm WED., MARCH 14 TBI • 3:00pm H20 • 3:30pm FRI., MARCH 16 H20 • 1:00pm
103 minutes Hebrew
MR. PREDICTABLE
This charming contemporary film introduces you to Adi, a sensitive 5-year-old, whose father dies in the war in Lebanon. His father’s parting words before leaving for military duty were, “be a good boy, help your mother, and be responsible.” Adi kept his promise: he helped more than enough at home, at kindergarten, at school, in the military, in his marriage— he became the most thoughtful man you can imagine. Or to put it in other words— Adi became a “sucker” who was exploited by his mother, his wife, his son, his boss and nearly everyone he ever met. Things change radically on the day Adi meets Natalia— a sweet, young, wild girl who entices Adi into a life full of emotions, passion and romance. Now Adi has to choose between love and reason, between dreams and reality, between Natalia and his own family. Will he go on being a good boy? Or will he, for the first time in his life, be brave enough to be what he really wants to be? Opening Night Film Israeli Film Festival, Philadelphia, 2017 Montreal Israeli Film Festival, 2017 San Diego Jewish Film Festival, 2017
South West Florida Jewish Film Festival, 2017 Palm Beach Jewish Film Festival, 2017 Cincinnati Jewish Film Festival, 2017
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TUESDAY MARCH
H20 (2) • 7:00PM MON., MARCH 12 H20 • 10:30am WED., MARCH 14 H20 (2) • 1:00pm FRI., MARCH 16 H20 • 10:30am
110 minutes
Hebrew
THE WEDDING PLAN
An entertaining and humorous comedy about Michal, an Orthodox Jew, who has a strong desire for love and romance as well as an unshakable faith that her prayers will be answered. When her fiancé bows out a month before their wedding, Michal refuses to cancel the wedding arrangements. Deciding to put her faith in G-d and the aptitudes of a couple of matchmakers, Michal holds on to her previously planned wedding date. If marriage is good for her, she reasons, then G-d will provide. Her mother and sister are mortified but supportive. Michal goes out on dates, some quite amusing, and continues to work as the proprietor of a mobile petting zoo. Not your typical sexy Hollywood ingénue, but for those so inclined, an endorsement that G-d does indeed work in mysterious ways.
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AWARDS: 4 wins, 8 nominations Israeli Film Academy: Best Actress; Best Screenplay and Best Director; Best Costume Design; Best Film; Best Editing
Official Selection of Tribeca Film Festival, 2017 11
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WEDNESDAY MARCH
H20 (2) • 7:00PM
MON., MARCH 12 H20 (2) • 10:30am
THURS., MARCH 15 H20 (2) • 3:30pm FRI., MARCH 16 H20 • 3:30pm
90 minutes Hebrew
AMOR
A moving drama that takes you on an emotional ride of what life and true love sometimes demands of us. After years of wandering, Daniel returns to his childhood home in Israel. No one is sure why he has returned or how long he will stay, and Daniel isn’t talking. When he finds that the love of his life, a former ballet teacher, lies bedridden and without hope of recovery, Daniel wants to end her life. Those who love her refuse, protesting that religious law prohibits euthanasia. Daniel’s love for her faces its ultimate test: can he do the unimaginable and give her the release she cannot achieve herself? What price will he pay for his decision?
Miami Jewish Film Festival, 2017 Los Angeles Israeli Film Festival, 2017 Detroit Jewish Film Festival, 2017 Rochester International Jewish Film Festival, 2017
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WEDNESDAY MARCH
H20 • 7:00PM
TUES., MARCH 13 H20 (2) • 3:30pm
THURS., MARCH 15 H20 • 1:00pm FRI., MARCH 16 H20 • 10:30am
212 minutes
Arabic / Hebrew
IN BETWEEN
This bittersweet film features three Palestinian women living in Tel Aviv; each is fighting her own battle for independence and fulfilment. We see how each woman tries to find a balance between traditional and modern culture. As the title suggests, these women occupy a liminal space, caught between freedom and repression, religion and secularism, the past and the future. In their Tel Aviv apartment, Muslim lawyer and chain-smoking party girl Layla and her friend Salma, a lesbian from a Christian family, welcome a new flat-mate, hijab-wearing Nour, who is in her last year of university. Although the women come from very different backgrounds, each with different goals in life, these three ‘shekels in the fountain’ do gradually bond amd live life in the melting pot that is Tel Aviv.
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AWARDS: 12 wins,14 nominations Israeli Film Academy Best Actress; Best Supporting Actress; Best Film; Best Director; Best Cinematography; Best Editing
Berkshire International Film Festival, 2017 Jury Award for Best Narrative Feature Istanbul International Film Festival, 2017: 1 win, 1 nomination
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THURSDAY MARCH
H20 • 7:00PM
MON., MARCH 12 H20 (2) • 3:30pm
WED., MARCH 14 H20 (2) • 10:30am
THURS., MARCH 15 H20 • 1:00pm FRI., MARCH 16 H20 • 1:00pm
92 minutes Hebrew
A QUIET HEART
In present day Jerusalem, a city increasingly dominated by religious fanaticism, Naomi, a secular young woman seeks refuge from the pressure of her life as a concert pianist. Overwhelmed by the expectations of her parents and her colleagues in Tel Aviv, Naomi seeks anonymity and solitude in the ancient city. Despite her intentions to stay alone, Naomi quickly makes two unexpected connections- one with a musically gifted Ultra-Orthodox young boy who lives in her building and the other with Fabrizio, a charismatic Italian monk and organist. While these relationships allow Naomi to reconnect with her love of music and sense of meaning, they also make her a target in her new community. Faced with escalating isolation and violence, Naomi must learn to use music as a bridge to overcome towering religious barriers.
Nominated for Best Actress Israeli Film Academy, 2016 Winner Best Screenplay Haifa International Film Festival, 2016 Nominated Jury Award Santa Barbara International Film Festival, 2017 11
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THURSDAY MARCH
H20 (2) • 7:00PM
TUES., MARCH 13 H20 (2) • 10:30am
WED., MARCH 14 H20 • 3:30pm FRI., MARCH 16 H20 • 3:30pm
84 minutes
Arabic / Hebrew
BETWEEN WORLDS
Bina, a religious woman from Jerusalem, arrives panic-stricken at the hospital after being notified that her son, Oliel, was severely injured in a stabbing attack. This is the first time she sees him since he became secular and lost contact with his family. Her husband, Meir, comes later only after their daughter Ester insists he does. At the hospital, Bina meets Amal, apparently there to attend to her dying father. While Meir searches for answers to revive Oliel, the two despondent women bond with one another. However, Amal hides a secret from Bina and Meir. While awaiting Oliel’s revival, the women will learn about truth, faith, understanding, acceptance, and love that can, and maybe should, replace fear of the unknown.
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Philadelphia Israeli Film Festival, 2017 Other Israel Film Festival, JCC Manhattan, 2016 Haifa International Film Festival, 2016 Busan International Film Festival, 2016
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TUESDAY MARCH
H20 • 3:30PM
MON., MARCH 12 H20 • 1:00pm WED., MARCH 14 H20 • 3:30pm THURS., MARCH 15 H20 • 10:30am FRI., MARCH 16 H20 • 3:30pm
55 minutes English / Hebrew / Swahili
A HEARTBEAT AWAY
A touching story of an Israeli pediatric cardiologist sent to Africa to perform lifesaving operations in Tanzania, where every day five children die from heart conditions. Dr. Akiva Tamir and his team examine hundreds of children, of which only a handful can receive the treatment which will save their lives. When 6 yearold Julius arrives to the clinic in critical condition, Dr. Tamir is forced to choose whether to operate on the child, who has very little chance of survival. Dr. Tamir and his team take the viewers on an emotional rollercoaster as they deal with the most serious question of whom to treat and who will be left to die. A riveting human drama that swings the pendulum between science and faith, hope and despair and life and death. At its center are the human doctors who have been thrust into the position of Gods in the midst of Africa.
Boulder Jewish Film Festival, 2017 Philadelphia Israeli Film Festival, 2016 Baltimore Jewish Film Festival, 2017
Detroit Jewish Film Festival, 2017 Los Angeles Israel Film Festival, 2017 13
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MONDAY MARCH
H20 • 3:30PM
TUES., MARCH 13 H20 • 10:30am
WED., MARCH 14 H20 • 1:00pm
THUR., MARCH 15 H20 • 3:30pm
62 minutes
English / Hebrew / Russian
OPERATION WEDDING
This documentary by filmmaker Anat Zalmanson-Kuznetsov brings to light the 1970 Leningrad hijacking that has since faded from public memory. A group of young Jewish dissidents plots to hijack an empty plane and escape the USSR. Caught by the KGB a few steps from boarding, they were sentenced to years in the gulag and two were sentenced to death, though no one ever got on that plane. Now 45 years later, Anat reveals the compelling story of her parents and the leaders of the group, and paints the picture of them being hailed as “heroes” in the West but “terrorists” in Russia, even today. This powerful and emotional film will give you a window into the lives of a group of Soviet Jews who were committed to remaining Jews, and became known as the ‘refuseniks.’
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AWARDS: 3 wins Hollywood International Independent Documentary Awards, 2016 Feature Documentary and Award of Recognition HIDA Award for Best Story
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TUESDAY MARCH
H20 • 1:00PM
WED., MARCH 14 H20 • 10:30am FRI., MARCH 16 H20 • 1:00pm
96 minutes
Hebrew
THE WOMEN’S BALCONY
A rousing and good hearted tale of women speaking truth to a patriarchal power. During a bar mitzvah celebration in an Orthodox synagogue in Jerusalem, the women’s balcony collapses, leaving the rabbi’s wife in a coma and the rabbi in shock. A gender rift in the devout community sends the congregation into crisis. Charismatic young Rabbi David appears to be a savior after the accident, but slowly starts pushing his fundamentalist ways and tries to take control. This tests the women’s friendships and creates an almost Lysistrata-type rift between the community’s women and men.
AWARDS: 5 nominations Israeli Film Academy: Best Supporting Actress; Best Supporting Actor; Best Costume Design
FESTIVALS: Toronto Film Festival, 2016 Opening Night Film, Washington DC Jewish Film Festival, 2017 Miami Jewish Film Festival, 2017
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3:00 PM
CLOSING EVENT SAHIB SHRINERS AUDITORIUM INTERMISSION: Sabra Buffet
212 minutes
English
EXODUS
Ari Ben Canann, played by Paul Newman, is a young Israeli activist who fights to set up a homeland for the Jewish people. The time frame is the founding of the state of Israel, and the suspense begins on a ship filled with 600 Jewish immigrants bound for Israel who are being off-loaded on Cyprus. An intelligence officer succeeds in getting them back on board their ship only to have the harbor blocked by the British with whom they must negotiate. The second part of the film depicts the situation in Israel as independence is declared and she is attacked by most of her neighbors. The film was inspired by Leon Uris’ 1958 bestseller of the same name.
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Academy Awards: Best Music, Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture Golden Globes: Best Supporting Actor Grammy Awards: Best Soundtrack Album or Recording of Music Score Motion from a Picture or Television Laurel Awards: Top Male Supporting Performance
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PEWTER SPONSORS Ruthe Actor Ruth and Alan Ades Bobbi and Don Bernstein Karen and Tom Bernstein Roberta Berson and Frank Tucciarone Sheila and Jerry Birnbaum Rosann and Ian Black Marvin Black and Barbara Horowitz Judy and Jack Bloch Cookie Bloom Fran and Jack Braverman Murray Bring and Kay Delaney Lynn and Richard Burton J. Carson Dr. Herbert and Anita Cohen Helen and Murray Charash Linda Charnes and Stanley Yudin Renee Crames Marsha and Harry Eisenberg Esme and Eric Faerber Gloria Feibus Jean and Michael Freed Len and Helen Glaser Nancy Gold Roz Goldberg and Alan Bandler Sandra and James Goldman Merrill and Barbara Greenberger Jerry and Debby Hamburg Debbie and Larry Haspel Barbara Jacob Sue Johnson Marcy and Michael Klein Sandra and Ben Krause
Ilana and Merwyn Kroll Joan and Bart Levenson Lori and David Liner Bobbi and Will Lorry Judith and Arthur Marks Ellen and Henry Mason Gloria Moss Burton Raimi and Rosalyn Fleischer Bert Rapowitz and Lauri Pollack Ronnie Riceberg and Dennis Zimmerman Nadia Ritter Michael Ritter Irene and Marty Ross Lois Ross Harriet and Jules Schaeffer Cheryl and Steve Shapiro Barbara and Jack Sobel Susi and Jack Steenbarger Phyllis Steingard Hadassah and Martin Strobel Jack and Adrea Sukin Bryna and Howard Tevlowitz Cheryl and Mel Taub Evans Tilles and Terry Neis Janet Tolbert Alan and Robin Wallack Leon and Marysue Wechsler Hannah and Norm Weinberg Patti and David Wertheimer Brian and Joan Wides Michael and Elizabeth Zeisler Roberta and Harold Zimmerman
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES $700 Pewter Sponsor ($270 tax deductible) @ Two Sponsor Passes for one screening of each of our films @ Advance film & event reservations with our Sponsor Concierge @ Two Sponsor Passes to all Special Events, including: - Private Sponsors’ Cocktail Party with special guests before Opening Night Film on March 8 at the Sarasota Municipal Auditorium - A Sabra buffet at the Closing Event, March 18, in connection with the screening of the film “Exodus”
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$1,200 Copper Sponsor ($340 tax deductible) @ Four Sponsor Passes for all of the above $2,500 Bronze Sponsor ($1,640 tax deductible) @ Four Sponsor Passes for all of the above, plus @ The opportunity to sponsor one screening in your own name or in honor of someone else, with recognition in the Festival Brochure $5,000 Silver Sponsor ($3,170 tax deductible) @ Six Sponsor Passes for all Pewter Sponsor events, plus @ Recognition in Festival Brochure and on-screen prior to each film $10,000 Opening Night Sponsor ($8,280 tax deductible) @ @ @
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TICKETS AND PASSES You may choose to purchase your tickets in several ways: INDIVIDUAL TICKETS – $15 per Ticket Each ticket includes one reserved seat at one screening, NOT including Opening Night film or the Closing event.
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To help you plan your ticket order before you contact our ticket provider, we suggest you use the worksheet on this page. Please refer to the screening matrix on pages 26-27. q I want to purchase ______ Individual Ticket / $15 per ticket q I want to purchase ______ Opening Night Ticket / $25 each q I want to purchase ______ Closing Event Ticket / $25 each ___ A Heartbeat Away
Mon. March 12, 1:00pm
H20 #7
___ A Heartbeat Away
Tues. March 13, 3:30pm
H20 #7
___ A Heartbeat Away
Wed. March 14, 3:30pm
H20 #8
___ A Heartbeat Away
Thur. March 15, 10:30am
H20 #7
___ A Heartbeat Away
Fri. March 16, 3:30pm
H20 #7
___ A Quiet Heart
Mon. March 12, 3:30pm
H20 #7
___ A Quiet Heart
Mon. March 12, 3:30pm
H20 #8
___ A Quiet Heart
Wed. March 14, 10:30am
H20 #6
___ A Quiet Heart
Wed. March 14, 10:30am
H20 #8
___ A Quiet Heart
Thur. March 15, 1:00pm
H20 #6
___ A Quiet Heart
Thur. March 15, 7:00pm
H20 #7
___ A Quiet Heart
Fri. March 16, 1:00pm
H20 #7
___Amor
Mon. March 12, 10:30am
H20 #7
___Amor
Mon. March 12, 10:30am
H20 #8
___Amor
Wed. March 14, 7:00pm
H20 #6
___Amor
Wed. March 14, 7:00pm
H20 #8
___Amor
Thur. March 15, 3:30pm
H20 #6
___Amor
Thur. March 15, 3:30pm
H20 #8
___Amor
Fri. March 16, 3:30pm
H20 #8
___An Israeli Love Story
Mon. March 12, 7:00pm
H20 #6
___An Israeli Love Story
Mon. March 12, 7:00pm
H20 #7
___An Israeli Love Story
Tues. March 13, 1:00pm
H20 #6
___An Israeli Love Story
Tues. March 13, 1:00pm
H20 #8
___An Israeli Love Story
Wed. March 14, 7:00pm
Temple Beth Israel
___An Israeli Love Story
Thur. March 15, 10:30am
H20 #6
___An Israeli Love Story
Thur. March 15, 10:30am
H20 #8
___Ben-Gurion, Epilogue (Opening Nght)
Thur. March 8, 7:00pm
Municipal Auditorium
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Mon. March 12, 7:00pm
H20 #8
___Ben-Gurion, Epilogue
Thur. March 15, 1:00pm
H20 #7
___Ben-Gurion, Epilogue
Fri. March 16, 10:30am
H20 #7
___ Between Worlds
Tues. March 13, 10:30am
H20 #6
___ Between Worlds
Tues. March 13, 10:30am
H20 #8
___ Between Worlds
Wed. March 14, 3:30pm
H20 #7
___ Between Worlds
Thur. March 15, 7:00pm
H20 #6
___ Between Worlds
Thur. March 15, 7:00pm
H20 #8
___ Between Worlds
Fri. March 16, 3:30pm
H20 #6
___ Exodus
Sun. March 18, 3:00pm
Sahib Shriners Auditorium
___ In Between
Tues. March 13, 3:30pm
H20 #6
___ In Between
Tues. March 13, 3:30pm
H20 #8
___ In Between
Wed. March 14, 7:00pm
H20 #7
___ In Between
Thur. March 15, 1:00pm
H20 #8
___ In Between
Fri. March 16, 10:30am
H20 #6
___ Mr. Predictable
Mon. March 12, 1:00pm
H20 #6
___ Mr. Predictable
Mon. March 12, 1:00pm
H20 #8
___ Mr. Predictable
Tues. March 13, 7:00pm
H20 #7
___ Mr. Predictable
Wed. March 14, 3:00pm
Temple Beth Israel
___ Mr. Predictable
Wed. March 14, 3:30pm
H20 #6
___ Mr. Predictable
Fri. March 16, 1:00pm
H20 #8
___ Operation Wedding
Mon. March 12, 3:30pm
H20 #6
___ Operation Wedding
Tues. March 13, 10:30am
H20 #7
___ Operation Wedding
Wed. March 14, 1:00pm
H20 #7
___ Operation Wedding
Thur. March 15, 3:30pm
H20 #7
___ The Wedding Plan
Mon. March 12, 10:30am
H20 #6
___ The Wedding Plan
Tues. March 13, 7:00pm
H20 #6
___ The Wedding Plan
Tues. March 13, 7:00pm
H20 #8
___ The Wedding Plan
Wed. March 14, 1:00pm
H20 #6
___ The Wedding Plan
Wed. March 14, 1:00pm
H20 #8
___ The Wedding Plan
Fri. March 16, 10:30am
H20 #8
___ The Women’s Balcony
Tues. March 13, 1:00pm
H20 #7
___ The Women’s Balcony
Wed. March 14, 10:30am
H20 #7
___ The Women’s Balcony
Fri. March 16, 1:00pm
H20 #6
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Schedule of
FILM
TIME THURS, MARCH 8 — OPENING NIGHT — SARASOTA MUNICIPAL AUDITOR 7:00 PM BEN-GURION, EPILOGUE
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TIME
MON, MARCH 12, H20 #6
MON., MARCH 12, H20 #7
MON., MARCH 12, H20 #8
10:30 AM 1:00 PM 3:30 PM 7:00 PM
The Wedding Plan Mr. Predictable Operation Wedding An Israeli Love Story
Amor A Heartbeat Away A Quiet Heart An Israeli Love Story
Amor Mr. Predictable A Quiet Heart Ben-Gurion, Epilogue
TIME
TUES, MARCH 13, H20 #6
TUES., MARCH 13, H20 #7
TUES., MARCH 13, H20 #8
10:30 AM 1:00 PM 3:30 PM 7:00 PM
Between Worlds An Israeli Love Story In Between The Wedding Plan
Operation Wedding The Women’s Balcony A Heartbeat Away Mr. Predictable
Between Worlds An Israeli Love Story In Between The Wedding Plan
TIME
WED, MARCH 14, H20 #6
WED., MARCH 14, H20 #7
WED., MARCH 14, H20, #8
10:30 AM 1:00 PM 3:30 PM 7:00 PM
A Quiet Heart The Wedding Plan Mr. Predictable Amor
The Women’s Balcony Operation Wedding Between Worlds In Between
A Quiet Heart The Wedding Plan A Heartbeat Away Amor
SCREENINGS AND VENUES
RIUM
TIME
WED, MARCH 14, TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL
3:00 PM 7:00 PM
Mr. Predictable An Israeli Love Story
TIME
THURS, MARCH 15, H20 #6
THURS., MARCH 15, H20 #7 THURS., MARCH 15, H20 #8
10:30 AM 1:00 PM 3:30 PM 7:00 PM
An Israeli Love Story A Quiet Heart Amor Between Worlds
A Heartbeat Away Ben-Gurion, Epilogue Operation Wedding A Quiet Heart
TIME
FRI, MARCH 16 H20, #6
10:30 AM In Between 1:00 PM The Women’s Balcony 3:30 PM Between Worlds
An Israeli Love Story In Between Amor Between Worlds
FRI., MARCH 16, H20 #7
FRI., MARCH 16, H20 #8
Ben-Gurion, Epilogue A Quiet Heart A Heartbeat Away
The Wedding Plan Mr. Predictable Amor
TIME SUN, MARCH 18 — CLOSING EVENT — SAHIB SHRINERS AUDITORIUM 3:00 PM EXODUS
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