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DESCRIPTION:SANTA CRUZ JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL\nApril 30, May 2 & May 4\nMark your 
 calendars and save the dates! \n \nThe Santa Cruz Jewish Film Festival 
 returns to Temple Beth El and the Del Mar Theater\nApril 30 to May 4 with 
 six excellent films from the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Israel. \nScreenings 
 at the Del Mar Theater are FREE and open to the public.  Seating is 
 limited, however.\n\nThe festival opens at Temple Beth El, 3055 Porter 
 Gulch Road, Aptos, on Saturday, April 30 at 5:30 PM with ROSENWALD, the 
 story of the high school dropout who rose to become President of Sears 
 Roebuck and used his wealth to make a difference, building 5,300 schools 
 for underserved black kids during the Jim Crow era.  This is his obscure 
 but inspiring story.\nAt 7:30 PM there will be a reception followed by the 
 screening of FLORY’S FLAME, a celebration of Sephardic musician and 
 composer Flory Jagoda.  \nAdmission for opening night, including two movies 
 and the reception, is just $15.  \n\nThe festival continues on Monday, May 
 2, at the Del Mar Theater in downtown Santa Cruz with FREE showings of the 
 Israeli romantic drama VICE VERSA at 6:45 PM and the Canadian drama NATASHA 
 at 8:00 PM. \nIn VICE VERSA a rabbinical student tries to bring a 
 rebellious 18-year old cancer patient back into the fold. The awkward 
 meeting becomes a love story that transcends religion and society.\nIn 
 NATASHA, a garish Russian woman and her 14-year old daughter Natasha 
 immigrate to Toronto for the mother’s third marriage.  Natasha’s 
 listless, pot-dealing, 16-year old cousin Mark is assigned to show the girl 
 around.  But the girl from Moscow has a scandalous past.  Rated R for 
 explicit sex and drug use.  No one under 18 will be admitted to NATASHA 
 unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.   \n\nThe festival concludes  
 on Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, Wednesday, May 4, at the Del Mar 
 Theater with two moving films of remembrance. At 6:45 PM RUN BOY RUN tells 
 the extraordinary true story of a Polish boy’s struggle to outlast the 
 Nazis and keep alive his Jewish faith.  Nine-year old Srulik escapes the 
 Warsaw ghetto and flees to the woods to survive, but the harsh winter 
 forces him to seek help from farmers and villagers and risk betrayal.  
 Srulik’s riveting journey comes to a riveting climax.\nThe festival 
 concludes with NICKY’S FAMILY at 8:00 PM.  Nicholas Winton, an unassuming 
 English stockbroker, engineered the rescue of over 600 Jewish Czech and 
 Slovak children just before the outbreak of World War II. \n\nAll shows are 
 FREE at the Del Mar Theater. Seating is limited. ARRIVE EARLY to assure 
 admission.\n \n*Venues:\nTemple Beth El: 3055 Porter Gulch Road, Aptos 
 \nDel Mar Theater: 1124 Pacific Ave, Santa Cruz\n \nFor more info. call: 
 (831) 423-2505\nEmail: pauldad22@gmail.com                              \n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2016/04/29/18785779.php
SUMMARY:Santa Cruz Jewish Film Festival
LOCATION:Temple Beth El: 3055 Porter Gulch Road, Aptos on Saturday, April 30.\nDel 
 Mar Theater: 1124 Pacific Ave, Santa Cruz on Monday, May 2 & Wednesday, May 
 4.\n
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2016/04/29/18785779.php
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