201612th AnnuAl

Be inspired, educated and entertained!

November 6-20

The Kind Words “Humor creeps in from strange sources, including a seller of funeral packages and a march through a paris graveyard. and while not every motivation is clear, subtext isn’t everything in a movie as complex and satisfying as this one.” — The New York Times

Wedding dollIn his first narrative feature, documentarian nitzan Gilady demonstrates an assured grasp of visual storytelling, using a stunningly rugged desert setting that’s as much a character as the film’s perpetually sunny, intellectually challenged 24-year-old and her world-weary mother. — Hollywood Reporter

rabin, The lasT day “There is a movie I’m looking forward to seeing when it comes to Washington. It seems quite relevant to America today. It’s about what can happen in a democratic society when politicians go too far, when they not only stand mute when hateful words that cross civilized redlines suddenly become part of the public discourse, but, worse, start to wink at and dabble in this hate speech for their advantage. The movie is called Rabin, The Last Day.” — Thomas L.

Friedman, The New York Times

“In Search of Israeli Cuisine is a valuable film to explore the past, present and future of israel — all through food.” — Atlanta Jewish Times

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sabena hiJacKing: My Version Winner of the silver Bird prize for Best tV Movie at the seoul international drama awards, 2016.

Winner of the audience award for Best documentary Film, La israeli Film Festival, 2015

nominated for Best documentary in the 2015 israeli academy awards

Winner of the Best docu-drama audience Favorite award, cherry Hill Jewish Film Festival, usa 2016

Winner of the audience Favorite award, charlotte Jewish Film Festival, usa 2016

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WeLcoMe 12tH annuaL coLuMBus JeWisH FiLM FestiVaL!To promote the preservation of Jewish culture and celebrate cultural diversity, we invite you to join us on a two-week cinematic journey of twelve outstanding movies ... a kaleidoscope of light-hearted comedies, critically acclaimed dramas and engaging documentaries that showcases world cinema exploring the global Jewish experience. Cinematic stories — of joy and celebration, love and loss, tolerance and activism, ethics and history – demonstrate the magnificent medium of film as a vehicle for perpetuating Jewish values, identity, culture and community. We hope that these films, and the stories they tell, resonate beyond their settings and speak to universal experiences and issues that confront our common humanity.

This year, we expanded access and audiences with a new venue that will offer a unique movie-going experience. We are proud to announce that Opening Night will be at the McCoy Center in New Albany, Ohio. The films you will see represent the works of a group of outstanding producers and directors from many countries including the United States, Israel, France, Germany and Netherlands. This year’s selections represent the formidable will for independence (Wedding Doll), a startling discovery of a family secret (The Origin of Violence), a portrait of political upheaval (Rabin, the Last Day), the fight for justice (The Law), the making of history in an improbable win (On the Map), the confrontation of national and sexual identity (Oriented), the complex bonds of family relationships (The Kind Words), an heroic rescue and release of Sabena Flight 971 (Sabena Hijacking: My Version) and a gastronomical expedition of the Israeli food scene (In Search of Israeli Cuisine.) This is just a small sampling of the films on tap.

our thanks and appreciation go to our sponsors whose unwavering support has helped us become one of the most well-respected Jewish film fests on the circuit. The generosity of our community partners, financial supporters; our venue and in-kind donors allow us to present a festival worthy of you, our loyal audience. We are very fortunate to have the wisdom and imagination of Emily Schuss as our CJFF Director to create and implement the Festival. We are grateful to our Fundraising Chair Jody Altschule for her enthusiasm and diligence and to our dedicated steering committee members, volunteers and the JCC staff who flawlessly help us stage this fine event.

Please check out the Festival lineup in this program. We thank all of you for your support of this premiere Film Festival, and can’t wait to see you at the movies!

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tHe oriGin oF VioLenceDirected by elie Chouraqui, Narrative, 2015, 110 minutes, France, French with english subtitles

sunday, november 6 6:30 p.m. Mccoy center for the artsNathan Fabre, a teacher in a French-German school, is working on his thesis about the French resistance during World War ii. During a research trip to Buchenwald, he finds a photo of a prisoner with an uncanny resemblance to his father. When his father ignores his queries, Nathan pursues the matter himself. By tracking down curators and survivors and confronting family members, Nathan pieces together secrets that have been kept hidden for more than 60 years. His determined pursuit of the truth helps him to understand his family, as well as the violent outbursts he is capable of. Adapted from Fabrice Humbert’s semi-autobiographical, prize-winning novel of the same name: The Origin of Violence is a film of hope, love and family.

director invited reception to follow screeningTickets: $35

Joe’s VioLin Kristallnacht Commemoration

Directed Kahane Cooperman, Short Documentary, 2016, 24 minutes, USA, english

Wednesday, november 9 7 p.m. trinity Lutheran seminary/Gloria dei Worship centerNinety-one-year-old Joseph Feingold, a Polish Holocaust survivor, donates the violin he’s had for 70 years to a local instrument drive. This donation changes the life of a 12-year-old schoolgirl from the

bronx and unexpectedly, his own.

Screening followed by discussion

Presented in partnership with The Jewish Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Federation of Columbus, Trinity Lutheran Seminary and Capital University.

Free to the public. No ticket required for entry.

on tHe MapDirected by Dani menkin, Documentary, 2016, 85 minutes, Israel, english and Hebrew with english subtitles

thursday, november 10 7 p.m. the drexel theatre

A fast-moving, emotional and awe-inspiring documentary, On The Map recounts the story of the 1977 maccabi-Tel Aviv team, and their unlikely toppling of the four-time defending Soviet team to win their first European Cup. After winning, israeli team captain Tal Brody, exclaimed, “We are on the map, we are staying on the map, not only sports, but in everything.” Still demoralized after the Yom Kippur War, suffering from a sagging economy and only a few years after the 1972 massacre in munich, Israel needed a morale boost. The film brings together most of the members of that team including Brody and African American Aulcie Perry, who converted to Judaism while on the team. NBA great Bill Walton, and former NBA Commissioner David Stern deliver incisive commentary on the team. Director Dani Menkin delivers a film that honors Israeli heroes, mesmerizes fans of the game and captures the spirit of a nation triumphant and victorious again all odds.

screening followed by discussion with director dani Menkin and 1977 Maccabi-tel aviv team captain tal Brody

Tickets: $10/JCC members, seniors; $12/non-member All tickets are $12 at the door.

Dani menkin is an Israeli Academy Award Winning filmmaker for 39 Pounds of Love. The film, written, produced and directed by him has been sold to Hbo and was short listed for the oscars. His award winning film, Dolphin Boy was sold to over 20 countries around the globe and was recently bought by Disney for adaptation. Dani wrote, produced and directed the award winning film Je T’aime I Love You Terminal, planned to go on theatrical distribution in the US and is also a creator partner for the Israeli cult indie film, Wisdom of the Pretzel.

Tal brody has dedicated his life to shaping and impacting Israel through sports. He led maccabi-Tel Aviv basketball to win the european championship in the 1970’s, demonstrating to the entire country that achieving dreams is possible. He captained maccabi-Tel Aviv to new records and championships, resulting in his number and jersey being officially retired and inducted in to the US and Israel Jewish Hall of Fame. on Israel’s 60th birthday, The New York Times chose Tal as one of the “Top 10 most influential American who’ve impacted Israel.”

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in searcH oF israeLi cuisineDirected by roger Sherman, Documentary, 2015, 97 minutes, USA, english

sunday, november 13 2 p.m. the drexel theatre

In Search of Israeli Cuisine is a portrait of the Israeli people told through food. Join chef/guide/restaurateur/James beard award winner, michael Solomonov as he zigzags israel profiling chefs, home cooks, farmers, vintners and cheese makers. Drawing from more than 100 cultures that make up Israel today – Jewish, Arab, Christian, and Druze, a rich, complex and human story emerges. Audiences will discover that this hot, multi-cultural cuisine mirrors the current state of the Israeli people and their food.

Presented in partnership with Leventhal Artists Program

Tickets: $10/JCC members, seniors; $12/non-members All tickets are $12 at the door.

neVer aGain is noWProduction Director Nick Jones, Documentary, 2015, 78 minutes, USA, english

sunday, november 13 11:30 a.m. the drexel theatre

Investigating the troubling rise of anti-Semitism in europe, Never Again Is Now is the story of a woman who fled to American to escape it in 2006.

evelyn markus was raised in Holland by parents who witnessed the growing anti-Jewish violence of the 1940’s. Her parents survived the Holocaust when Allied forces liberated them in 1945. When Markus saw signs of the same disturbing trends returning to the Netherlands, she left the land her family called home for centuries. Today, she confronts the hatred that drove her out, and embraces her life’s mission – to prevent one of history’s darkest chapters from repeating.

screening will be followed by discussion with evelyn Markus and rosa Zeegers

Presented in partnership with The Columbus Jewish Foundation

Tickets: $10/JCC members, seniors; $12/non-members All tickets are $12 at the door.

evelyn markus was born in the Netherlands and is the daughter of Jewish Dutch Holocaust survivors. She immigrated with her partner rosa to the United States in 2006. evelyn holds a Ph.D. in psychology from erasmus University in rotterdam. She co-founded a Dutch non-profit organization called: “Network on Antisemitism.” Additionally, she has been published in Dutch newspapers, and in the American online magazine Gatestone Institute. evelyn and her partner rosa lived in New Albany, ohio, until recently. She now lives in California.

rosa Zeegers was born in Amsterdam. Her mother survived the Holocaust in hiding; her mother’s entire family was murdered by the Nazis. rosa grew up as a conscious Jew, with a strong awareness of her family’s painful history. In 2006, she immigrated with her partner evelyn to the United States. After obtaining a master’s degree in German Literature, she became a marketing executive and currently works as an executive consultant, advisor and board member to Fortune 500 companies and mission driven organizations. In her free time, she assists Evelyn in her fight against anti-semitism.

raBin, tHe Last dayDirected by Amos Gitai, Drama-documentary, 2015, 156 minutes, Israel/France, Hebrew with english subtitles

sunday, november 13 7 p.m. the drexel theatre

in his most ambitious and compelling work yet, notable israeli filmmaker, Amos Gitai probes the precursors and aftermath of Yitzhak rabin’s assassination. Intercutting reenactments with newsreel footage, Rabin, The Last Day presents a sober but spellbinding study of the events surrounding the prime minister’s murder. The film is framed around the official commission inquiry, meticulously restaged based on transcripts and various government records. Further sequences go beyond the limited scope of the state investigation to explore the collective cultural psyche that made such a violent tragedy possible. What emerges is a controversial thesis, suggesting that the assassination was the zenith of a hate-filled campaign by extremist rabbis, militant settlers, and other right-wing elements to derail rabin’s peacemaking efforts, and not solely due to inadequate security or the actions of one fanatic.

screening followed by discussion

Tickets: $10/JCC members, seniors; $12/non-members All tickets are $12 at the door.

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orientedDirected by Jake Witzenfeld, Documentary, 2015, 86 minutes, Israel/United Kingdom, Arabic, Hebrew with english subtitles

tuesday, november 15 7 p.m. Wexner center for the arts

Oriented follows the lives of three Palestinian best friends in Tel Aviv exploring their national and sexual identities, as well as relationships with Israeli friends and Jewish boyfriends during a challenging time: the 2014 israel-Gaza conflict. These men, considered outsiders in Israel because of their nationality and outsiders in Palestinian society because of their sexual orientation, seek community and express their quest for equality through art. by focusing on this often ignored subset of the Palestinian community and Israeli gay culture,

the film puts a uniquely Middle Eastern spin on love, dating challenges and the LGbTQ movement of equality.

Screening followed by discussion

Presented in partnership with The Ohio State University’s Melton Center for Jewish Studies, Hillel, Film Studies Program, The Columbus Jewish Foundation, The Leventhal Artists Program and The Wexner Center for the Arts.

Tickets: $5 JCC/ Wexner members, students, $ 10 Non-members

a taLe oF LoVe and darknessDirected by Natalie Portman, Narrative, 2015, 95 minutes, Israel/United States, Hebrew with english subtitles

Wednesday, november 16 7 p.m. Jcc

Natalie Portman stars in the adaptation Amoz oz’s celebrated memoir set during the birth of Israel. This powerful saga is oz’s love letter to his mother who struggles with post-war realities while raising her son in Jerusalem at the end of the british mandate for Palestine and the early years of the State of Israel. Dealing with a married life of unfilled promises and integration in a foreign land, she battles depression and can only escape in a world of daydreams. A Tale of Love and Darkness is tragic, comic and utterly honest; making it a wondrous rendition of oz.

Tickets: $10/JCC members, seniors; $12/non-membersAll tickets are $12 at the door.

tHe LaWDirected by Christian Faure, Narrative, 2015, 90 minutes, France, French with english subtitles

thursday, november 17 8 p.m. the drexel theatre

The art of legislative deal-making becomes riveting political drama in the true story of France’s tenacious health minister and her groundbreaking struggle to legalize abortion. Simone veil, French lawyer, politician and Holocaust survivor was appointed health minister by Prime minister Jacques Chirac in 1974. She faced strong opposition from the Catholic Church and her own factionalized party in pushing landmark legislation to decriminalize abortion in France and end dangerous back-alley procedures. With just days to debate the issue before a final vote, anti-abortion activists launch a campaign of personal and anti-semitic attacks. refusing to back down, she intensifies her efforts to upend societies dangerous misconceptions about abortion and a woman’s right to choose.

Presented in partnership with The National Council of Jewish Women Columbus Section

Tickets: $10/JCC members, seniors; $12/non-members All tickets are $12 at the door.

Enjoy a boxed dinner between the films.Dinner: $10 Dinner must be prepaid. reservation deadline: November 10

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tHe kind WordsDirected by Shemi Zarhin, Narrative, 2015, 113 minutes, Canada/Israel, Hebrew with english subtitles

Thursday, November 17 5:30 p.m. The Drexel Theatre

Three Jerusalem siblings take a life-changing trip to uncover the truth of their parentage. embittered, hot-tempered Dorona and her two very dissimilar brothers — the older, an unsettled orthodox father Netanel, and the younger Shai, a bisexual bar owner receive a bombshell when they learn the man who raised them isn’t their biological father. This shock sets them on a quest across France as they try to unravel their origins. As they piece together the inscrutable secrets of their past, they all grapple with issues of familial, religious and ethnic identity.

Tickets: $10/JCC members, seniors; $12/non-members All tickets are $12 at the door.

saBena HiJackinG: My VersionDirected by rani Saar, Docudrama, 2015, 98 minutes, Israel, english/Hebrew with english subtitles

sunday, november 20 5 p.m. Jcc

on may 8, 1972, hijackers from the Palestinian group black September took control of Sabena Flight 571 from Brussels to Tel Aviv. With the captain at gunpoint and Jewish passengers separated from the others, the hijackers threatened to blow up the plane unless Israel agreed to release Palestinian prisoners. The next day, Israeli Special Forces launched a daring operation to rescue the passengers and retake the plane. events are recalled firsthand by passengers, newly-discovered audio recordings of the pilot, and an interview with the sole surviving hijacker. Also featured are future Israeli leaders benjamin Netanyahu and ehud brak, who both took part in the raid and Shimon Peres.

Tickets: $10/JCC members, seniors; $12/non-members All tickets are $12 at the door.

WeddinG doLLDirected by Nitzan Gilady, Narrative, 2015, 82 minutes, Israel, Hebrew with english subtitles

Sunday, November 20 8 p.m. JCC

moran rosenblatt won the Israeli Academy Award for her portrayal of Hagit, a young woman with a mild mental disability living with her nurturing but overprotective mother. Hagit is an impossible dreamer who prides herself on her independence but also dreams vividly about marriage. She finds escape in designing bridal gowns and dolls out of leftover materials from the toilet paper factory where she works. All too aware of life’s cruel disappointments, her mother worries that her daughter cannot separate her romantic fantasies from real life.

Nominated for nine Israeli Academy Awards.

Tickets: $10/JCC members, seniors; $12/non-members All tickets are $12 at the door.

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2016 JeWisH FiLM FestiVaL at a GLanceSunday, November 6 opening Night The Origin of Violence 6:30 p.m./mcCoy Center for the Arts

Wednesday, November 9 Kristallnacht Commemoration Joe’s Violin 7 p.m./Trinity Lutheran

Thursday, November 10 On The Map 7 p.m./Drexel Theatre

Sunday, November 13 Doc Sunday Never Again Is, Now 11:30 a.m./Drexel Theatre

In Search of Israeli Cuisine 2 p.m./Drexel Theatre

Rabin, The Last Day 6:30 p.m./Drexel Theatre

Tuesday, November 15 Oriented 7 p.m./Wexner Center

Wednesday, November 16 A Tale of Love & Darkness 7 p.m./JCC

Thursday, November 17 The Kind Words 5:30 p.m./Drexel Theatre

The Law 8 p.m./Drexel Theatre

Sunday, November 20 Closing Night Sabena Hijacking: My Version 5 p.m./JCC

Dinner 6:45 p.m./JCC

Wedding Doll 8 p.m./JCC

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