Vol. 33, No. 3 Adar l-Adar II 5771 March 2011 An Affiliate of the Jewish Federation of Greater Charlotte The Curtain Rises on the Charlotte Jewish Film Festival March Movie Madness has come to Charlotte! The 7th Annual Charlotte Jewish Film Festival returns Mar 3-13 with the best in Jewish cinema from around the world! Celebrations, speakers and special per formances accentuate what is sure to be the best Festival yet. For more information and to purchase tick ets, check out www.charlottejewishfilm.com. Tickets can also be purchased directly from CarolinaTix.org or by calling 704-372-1000. Young adults (ages 21-45) are invited to join us at a pre-film Flappy Flour at Rock Bottom Brewery in Uptown prior to the movie “Breaking Upwards” on March 10. Mingle and have an appetizer from 5:30- 6:30 PM, then walk across the street to the Patricia McBride and Jen-Pierre Bonnefoux Center for Dance for this very interesting film with a unique twist on relationships. Flere’s the slate of films that will grace the silver screen over ten magical days: Mar 3 An Article of Hope, 7 PM Mar 5 The Matchmaker, 7:30 PM Mar 6 Berlin 36, 3 PM Mar 6 Jews and Baseball: An American Love Story*, 7 PM Mar 8 Circus Kids, 7 PM Mario Breaking Upwards, 7PM Mar 12 Eli and Ben, 7:30 PM Mar 13 The Golem (silent film), 3 PM Speaker: Tiffany Russell from NASA Hadassah Centennial Celebration/Dessert Reception Speaker: Ron Blomberg, former major-leaguer Performance: St. Louis Arches circus troupe Pre-film Happy Hour at Rock Bottom Brewery Live musical accompaniment: pianist Ethan Uslan and clarinetist Gene Kavadlo Mar 13 Where I Stand: The Hank Greenspan Story, 7 PM The Charlotte Jewish Film Festival has gone social. Become a fan of the Festival on Facebook (Charlotte Jewish Film Festival) and follow us on twitter (www.twitter.eom/CJFF2011). The Charlotte Jewish Film Festival is brought to you by the Levine JCC and the Charlotte Chapter of Hadassah, and is made possible, in part, with funding by the Arts & Science Council and the North Carolina Arts Council, an agency of the Department of Cultural Resources, and the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art. ^ .... Jevvisli him SAH L o V t *See book review of Dave Cohen s “Matzoh Balls and Baseballs, "featuring an interview with Ron Blomberg, on page 24. 13TH aNNuai woMeN’s spriNG LecTure THUrSDdY, dPfIL 28, 6:15 PM dT mPl6 ISfdeL wies NIGHT our ON ‘311O1HVH0 802t #lll/\iy3d aivd 39visod s n aisidSdd pe)senbey eojAjes efiueqQ 9ZZ8Z ON ‘9HO|Jeqo ZU# suns ‘peoy eouepjAOJd Z009 FeaiuriNG Guesi speaKers Jiii zariN of “tho real Housewives OF New YOFK." Her sisier Lisa wexier, aiTOFNeY ond awaro raoio SHOW host, ond thoif mothof eLoria mm-, co-auFHors of secrers of a jowish mothof. FiCKeFS: $40 For DiNNer. LecFure ond oesserF $i8 For LecFure ond oesserF only MINIMUM DONariON: $50 TO FHO ONNUaL CaMPaiGN For More iNFOFMariON or fo purenase FiCKers. VISIT WWW.JeWISHCHarLOFFe.OFG.

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