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Saturday, December 14, 7:30 PM
Discussion Leader: Howard Gross, 518 KOSHER
2023, 120 min., Germany, English To save the once-largest Jewish community in the world from being shut down in Alexandria, Egypt, an ultra-orthodox Brooklyn Jew, Ben, is sent out to be the desperately needed tenth man to celebrate Passover in this heartwarming tale. But when he misses his flight and gets stranded in the middle of the Sinai desert after being kicked off a bus, he finds himself in a perilous situation. His only hope arrives in the form of a grumpy Bedouin man in search of his lost camel. In an endearing twist of fate, these two men must overcome their differences and learn to work together to survive. Winner of several international prizes, this comedy wrings plenty of emotion and joy from a most unlikely friendship. Directors: Stefan Sarazin & Peter Keller. Cohosted by 518 KOSHER
$7 JCC Member, $13 Guests, Refreshments are included ($7.21, $13.36 when paying with Credit Card)
Jewish Cinema: Culture, Community, Conversation
The Jewish Film Festival is a hallmark event that runs throughout the calendar and brings exciting, entertaining, and thought-provoking films
to our community along with a discussion led by an area expert.
Individual films: $13, $7 JCC Member discount ($13.39, $7.21 when paying with a credit card)
Please Note: Most films are intended for an adult audience
For more information, please call Judy Ben-Ami at (518) 377-8803 or email judyb@schenectadyjcc.org
The Film Festival is sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Northeastern NY. This program was made possible through the generous support of the JCC Friends of the Arts, the Epstein Jewish Cultural Fund, Meyer and Mary Kurland/Gebell Fund, Jonas and Edith Flemiberg Jewish Cultural Fund, the Jewish World, and by a grant from the Schenectady County Legislature through its County Initiative Program.
Jewish Film Festival Committee: Erica & Len Berger, Ellen Blake, Art Clayman, Alex Hallenstein, Elaine Klein, Gail Sternstein and Judy Ben-Ami, Jewish Cultural & Adult Programming Director