Jewish Film in America (the 1980s): “Crossing Delancey” Sunday, August 27, 2017, 8:00 pm
Director Joan Micklin Silver (“Hester Street”) returns to the Lower East Side with this delightful romantic comedy starring Amy Irving (“Yentl”). Thirty-something Isabelle (Izzy) Grossman is torn between the Upper West Side intellectual group she longs to be a part of, and Sam, the pickle man, whom her grandmother (played by Yiddish stage star Reizl Bozyk in her only film role) arranges for her to meet through her friend the matchmaker.
Next up: The 1990s: “A Stranger Among Us” (Sunday, September 24, 2017)
Admission Free
Public Invited
Popcorn Served
Refreshments Available
Please join us this Saturday night, August 19, at 8:00pm, as we take back the light at night. Last weekend we witnessed anti-Semitic and racist rallies which ended in a horrific attack and more of these marches/rallies are scheduled around the country this weekend. Please join us to denounce this hate as we sing, talk, and act to bring more light into our community and country. Our time together will end with havdalah, the Jewish ceremony marking the end of Shabbat. This ceremony uses a braided candle which represents unity and people coming together. Everyone is welcome to join us. We welcome all our friends and neighbors. If you would like to participate, please contact rabbi@tbemc.org.
TBEMC teens on hand for crafts & games!
Bring your friends … make new ones!
Tour our Religious School,
hear about our exciting curriculum
Meet our new rabbis: Rabbi Rachel and Rabbi Neil
Get to know our awesome Education Director,
Cantor Frank!
The only Woody Allen film (so far) to win the Academy Award for Best Picture (1977), Annie Hall examines the ups and of relationships with a focus on the clash between the modern Jewish-American identity and WASP culture. The film co-stars Paul Simon, Carol Kane and Christopher Walken, with cameo appearances by Jeff Goldblum and Sigourney Weaver before they be-came famous. Annie Hall also won Academy Awards for Best Actress (Diane Keaton), Best Director (Woody Allen) and Best Original Screenplay.
NEXT UP: The 1980s – “Crossing Delancey” – Sunday, August 27, 2017
ADMISSION FREE | PUBLIC INVITED | POPCORN SERVED
REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE
Each month we explore a decade of “Jewish Life in America” through film from TBEMC’s beginning to the present day
