FILM

Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival Documentaries and Dialogue: Strangers No More
January 30, 2012
“It’s hard to film a miracle,” say Karen Goodman and Kirk Simon about their Academy Award-winning short film depicting the exceptional Bialik-Rogozin School in the heart of Tel Aviv. A second home to children from over forty-eight different countries, the school’s progressive and experimental program aims at acclimating recent immigrants (mostly non-Hebrew speaking) who have fled poverty and political adversity. Here, what sets the staff and teachers apart is their dedication to understanding each family and child’s individual situation — the idea that their responsibilities do not end at the sound of the bell but when no child feels like a stranger in Israel.
-
At-a-
Glance-
Venue Info
1412 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103 -
Admission Info
Tickets:
$10 (General Admission)
$9 (Student, Senior)
FREE! (Student Group - must be part of a class and present ID at the box office)Info Phone: 215-545-4400
-
Dates & Times
Dates:
January 30, 2012Times:
7 pm
-
Accessibility Info
Currently, no accessibility information is available for this event.
-
Video & Image Gallery
Currently, additional images/videos have not been submitted for this event.
-
-
Media
Gallery-
All Media Gallery
Currently, additional images/videos have not been submitted for this event.
-
-
funsavers
-
Featured Sections
-
More Fun!
- Spring in Philadelphia!
- Celebrate Arts and Aging!
- Philly Summer Fun!
- Happy Father's Day!
- Military Discounts!
- Top Ten: Public Art
- Best of Philly
- Make History Your Story!
- Teen Scene
- Single & Social!
- Cheap Date Ideas!
- Happy Hour!
- Independence Starts Here! Accessible Events Calendar
- Arts at Penn
- On the Parkway
- Local Arts Calendars
- Stories
- Spring in Philadelphia!
-
Follow Us On
-
Facebook



