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Asheville Jewish Film Festival 2018

April 5 • 12 • 19 • 26

Four Premiere Evenings with Encore Matinees

Schedule at a Glance

For trailers and more info, click on movie poster.

movie poster for Bye Bye Germany

Bye Bye Germany

Thursday, April 5
7 pm
Friday, April 6
1 pm

movie poster for Disturbing the Peace

Disturbing the Peace w/ Tzeva Adom: Color Red

movie poster for Tzeva Adom
Thursday, April 12
7 pm
Friday, April 13
1 pm

movie poster for The Cakemaker

The Cakemaker

Thursday, April 19
7 pm
Friday, April 20
1 pm

movie poster for Itzhak

Itzhak

Closing Night Film and Reception
Thursday, April 26
6 pm
All tickets $25
Friday, April 27
1 pm
$10


Closing Night Film and Reception

All tickets $25
No “film only” tickets available
Reception at Blue Spiral 1
Catering by Suzy Phillips, Gypsy Queen Cuisine
All other screenings $10
Tickets may be purchased in advance at the Fine Arts Theatre Box Office, or online at AshevilleJewishFilmFestival.com


About the Festival

The Asheville Jewish Film Festival promotes the diversity of Jewish identity, exploring the dynamic influences of history and culture on the modern Jewish experience. While the films are situated in specifically Jewish contexts, the stories told and the themes of the films are of universal interest. The festival is meant to encourage dialogue between and among Jews, as well as between Jews and others about what it means to be Jewish in our community, nation, and world, creating awareness and pride in various and differing aspects of identity.

Closing Night Film and Reception: Itzhak

“From Shubert to Strauss, Bach to... Billy Joel, Itzhak Perlman’s transcendent violin playing evokes the depth of the human experience. This enchanting documentary details the virtuoso’s own struggles as a polio survivor and Jewish émigré, and reminds us why art is vital to life.” - Palm Springs International Film Festival


Presented By

The Center for Jewish Studies at UNC Asheville

Fine Arts Theatre

Bob and Carol Deutsch in memory of Alfred and Bernice Deutsch and Gerald and Helen Cohen (z”l)