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By Phone: 902-451-1221 | Toll free: 877-451-1221 Ticket Atlantic Box Office: Scotiabank Centre Carmichael & Duke Street entrances Parking Free Parking at the Museum of Natural History during AJFF screenings Venue addresses Cineplex Cinemas Park Lane: 5657 Spring Garden Road, Halifax Museum of Natural History: 1747 Summer Street, Halifax Halifax Central Library: 5440 Spring Garden Road, Halifax Films, venues and times are subject to change. Updates available at AJFF.ca

Special guest Wayne Carter, executive director of the Atlantic Film Festival, will open the 2016 AJFF on Wednesday, November 16 at 7:00 pm, Cineplex Cinemas Park lane SPECIAL GUEST CHEF UDI BAIDA WILL SHARE HIS ISRAELI CUISINE EXPERIENCE AT THE SCREENING OF IN SEARCH OF ISRAELI CUISINE ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 7:30 pm SPECIAL GUEST, Rabbi Raysh Weiss will be AT THE 2016 AJFF Closing night Screening of Apples from the Desert, Sunday, November 20, 7:00 pm

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ajff WELCOME TO THE THIRD AJFF! Dear film lovers: The 2016 Atlantic Jewish Film Festival follows last year’s smash success with another exciting long weekend of Jewish-themed films from around the world.

Dramas, documentaries, and comedies have been carefully selected; the Gala menu has been planned for weeks; theatres are booked; volunteers at the ready. We are excited about sharing our film choices with you and look forward to your feedback.

AJFF Mandate The Atlantic Jewish Film Festival (AJFF) is presented by the Atlantic Jewish Council, a not-for-profit society in Nova Scotia.

The mission of the AJFF is to provide an opportunity for the public to experience the Jewish world through film.

Our intentions are to celebrate diversity, promote cultural awareness, urge cooperation between nations, to educate and support curiosity and learning, to spark conversation and questioning, and most of all to inspire a greater understanding of Jewish life.

We invite you to join us.

JEWISH FILM FESTIVALS In 1980 a group of people took a chance on starting a Jewish film festival in the Bay Area of San Francisco. Thirty-six years later, 35,000 people attend over 120 screenings annually over three weeks. Currently, there are more than one hundred Jewish film festivals around the world including Africa and Hong Kong.

The Halifax-based AJFF opened its festival doors three years ago.

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Chair: Lynn Rotin Philip Belitsky | Rosalind Belitsky | Anna Hazankin | Jon Goldberg Linda Law | Edna LeVine | Peggy Walt 2

ajff Premier’s Message On behalf of the Province of Nova Scotia, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 3rd annual Atlantic Jewish Film Festival.

This year, filmgoers will enjoy five days of screenings of dramatic features, documentaries and comedies, as well as exciting events and special presentations.

Once again, the festival explores the global Jewish experience with illuminating cinema from around the world that is sure to inspire, educate, and entertain.

The Province of Nova Scotia is committed to encouraging artistic innovation and creativity, and is proud to support initiatives that give Nova Scotians access to a variety of artistic experiences.

Congratulations to the festival organizers and volunteers on another successful Atlantic Jewish Film Festival.

Sincerely,

Honourable Stephen McNeil, M.L.A. Premier

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ajff Greetings from the Mayor As Mayor of Halifax, I am delighted to extend warm greetings and a special welcome to everyone attending the 2016 Atlantic Jewish Film Festival.

The Festival engages audiences with its celebration of heritage and culture, and fosters an appreciation for the diversity of our communities. Movie-goers will surely be entertained as the best current Jewish-themed films from across the globe are presented, offering a unique opportunity to experience the Jewish world through film.

I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the Atlantic Jewish Council for the important work they do in promoting the continuity of Jewish culture in our communities, and for bringing exciting contributions to Jewish film here to Halifax. Thank you as well to the festival organizers, sponsors and volunteers who contribute to making this cinematic experience a success.

Enjoy the show!

Kindest regards,

Mike Savage Mayor

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ajff Minister’s Message Welcome to this year’s Atlantic Jewish Film Festival.

I am a proud supporter of the festival, having attended screenings for a number of years. As a film-goer, I value the artistic product shared with viewers. As Minister, I recognize the importance of the cultural information being shared. This festival allows us to explore the Jewish experience through film, and it allows us to focus on the present and the future while not forgetting the past.

The province of Nova Scotia encourages creative work that is innovative and that allows Nova Scotians to see many perspectives. Audiences are inspired, educated and entertained by the Atlantic Jewish Film Festival, and we are proud to support it. I know film lovers are sure to enjoy the documentaries, comedies and dramas the festival has to offer from November 16-20.

I would like to extend my sincere thanks and congratulations to the festival organizers and volunteers for producing another successful Atlantic Jewish Film Festival.

Tony Ince, Minister of Communities, Culture and Heritage

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MOOS DATE Wednesday, November 16, 2016 | Time 7:00 pm Location Cineplex Cinemas Park Lane | Address 5657 Spring Garden Road

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Director Job Gosschalk comments that he envisaged Moos to be a film about two protagonists, Sam and Moses. In many Dutch Jewish jokes these are the names of two elderly men – Sam for Samuel and Moos for Moses. But in his film he wanted Sam to be male and Moos female. However, as the film developed the heart of the story shifted to Moos. “I wanted to make a movie about ordinary people in a world where beauty and appearance are everything...a film about two people who weren’t the first in the line when they were handing out good looks...a small story about daily troubles...to give the audience characters they could identify with. This movie is about love, about laughter, and mostly about friendship.”

Dutch with English subtitles | Romantic Comedy Director Job Gosschalk ProducerS Christoper Parren, Boudewijn Rosenmuller CAST Jip Smit, Daniel Cornelissen, Michiel Romeijin Distributor Menemsha Films Country Netherlands Year 2016 Running Time 91 minutes It’s Chanukah and Moos is celebrating with her family. But this year’s celebration is not quite the usual: she is surprised by the presence of a guest. Her long-time childhood boyfriend, Sam, is visiting from Israel. With his return, Moos realizes that her life has been on hold and determines to follow some of her own dreams. She auditions for the Academy of Performing Arts and, despite the attentions and support of the handsome singing teacher, is rejected. Time for Plan B. Meanwhile, Sam comes to some realizations of his own, mainly the understanding that his feelings for Moos have not diminished over the years.

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Shorts Program: Aya DATE Thursday, November 17, 2016 | Time 12:00 pm Location Museum of Natural History | Address 1747 Summer Street

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Hebrew with English subtitles | Short/Drama Director Mihal Brezis, Oded Binnun Producer Yael Abecassis, Hillel Roseman, Pablo Mehler CAST Sarah Adler, Ulrich Thomsen Distributor IsraeliFilms Country Israel/France Year 2013 Running Time 39 minutes Aya is waiting to meet someone at the airport, but finds herself picking up a complete stranger instead – Thomas Overby. Overby, who is a Danish music researcher visiting Israel as a judge for the Rubinstein Piano Competition, believes Aya to be his assigned driver. The young woman, intrigued by his presence and the random encounter, does not reveal the mix-up and mischievously sets off with him for his destination – Jerusalem.

Their condensed journey to Jerusalem is where the film takes place. For Aya this “outside of life” situation seems like the realization of a childhood dream, but Thomas’ introverted and detached way of socializing hinders the proximity she is longing for.

As tension builds between them, leading to mutual struggle, Aya confronts Thomas with the truth and is finally able to share pure intimacy with him.

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ajff Shorts Program: Longing DATE Thursday, November 17, 2016 | Time 12:00 pm Location Museum of Natural History | Address 1747 Summer Street

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Hebrew with English subtitles | Short/Drama Director Nadav Mishali CAST Rita Shukrum, Yehuda Nahri, Nelly Amar, Tomer Lev Tov Distributor Go2Films Country Israel Year 2014 Running Time 20 minutes Michal is a young religious woman married to Meir, a student. She notices her husband is drifting away and doesn’t want to sleep with her. When she discovers that not only is he having an affair but he is hiding a secret that will affect their marriage, she is forced to deal with his sexual rejection of her.

Nadav Mishali was born in Israel in 1986. He was educated in a religious school, or Yeshiva. In 2010 he began studies at Sapir College of Israel where he wrote and directed several short films. Currently he owns Yes We Canne, a film distribution company for student shorts and independent films which he markets to international film festivals around the world.

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Shorts Program: Hannah Cohen’s Holy Communion

DATE Thursday, November 17, 2016 | Time 12:00 pm Location Museum of Natural History | Address 1747 Summer Street Director Shimmy Marcus Producer Let’s Not Lose It Productions, Underground Films CAST Lucy Dunne, Elaine Cassidy, Jim Sheridan Distributor Seventh Art Releasing Country Republic of Ireland Year 2012 Running Time 13 minutes

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Set in Dublin in the 1970’s, this film explores a rarely glimpsed Ireland as seen through the eyes of spirited seven year old Hannah Cohen. Hannah can’t wait to make her Holy Communion – only problem is – she’s Jewish!

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ajff Five hours from Paris DATE Friday, November 18, 2016 | Time 11:00 am Location Museum of Natural History | Address 1747 Summer Street

Hebrew/Russian with English subtitles | Drama Director Leonid Prudovsky Producer 2Team Productions CAST Yigal Dror Keren, Elena Yaralova, Grisha Vladimir Freedman, Sergio Michael Warshaviak Distributor Go2Films Country Israel Year 2009 Running Time 90 minutes In a suburb of Tel Aviv two people meet. He is a born-and-bred Israeli and she is a Russian immigrant. He is a taxi driver and she is a music teacher. He has no aspirations, she gave up hers long ago. He is afraid of flying and she is about to fly away.

A shared love of American-born French singer Joe Dassin draws Yigal and Lena closer until gradually a romantic relationship develops. But everything changes when her husband returns from Canada where the couple plan to start a new life. She has some important decisions to make and Yigal must become more assertive if he wants to be with Lena.

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Spanish with English subtitles | Comedy/Thriller Director Gabriel Lichtman Producer Jose Oscar Silva CAST Martin Slipak, Javier Drolas, Ines Palombo, Eugenia Capizzano Distributor Menemsha Films Country Argentina Year 2015 Running Time 78 minutes A young Argentinian lawyer uses the detective skills he learns from novels to solve a mystery in this comedic thriller. Lucas is about to experience a major life milestone – he’s just withdrawn a large sum of money to buy his first house.

To add to his excitement, he meets the bookish and beautiful Barbara in a café.

The pair hit it off thanks to their shared passion for mysteries and spend the night together. But when Lucas wakes up, both Barbara and his money are gone.

Convinced that someone hired Barbara to rob him, Lucas finally has his chance to solve a big crime.

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English | Documentary Director Roger Sherman Producer Roger Sherman CAST Chef Michael Solomonov Distributor Menemsha Films Country USA Year 2016 Running Time 97 minutes Director/Producer Roger Sherman went to Israel for the first time in 2010; it wasn’t even on his top 10 list. He wanted to go to Paris. And, when he thought of Israeli food all that came to mind was hummus and falafel. However, when he, his crew and host Mike began the film in 2013 it became clear that there was so much more to the national cuisine. They filmed in over 120 locations throughout Israel, discovering a vibrant restaurant scene in Tel Aviv that rivals New York, San Francisco, London and, yes, Paris. And, more and more of Jerusalem’s restaurants, once thought stuffy, are must-experience destinations. Israel has 350 boutique wineries that are gaining international acclaim. It produces distinctive cheeses that rival those from France or Italy. Most importantly, Roger discovered the people of Israel and a remarkably diverse range of food traditions: Moroccan, Persian, Lebanese, French, Italian, Russian, Jewish, Arab, Palestinian, Christian, Druze, kosher and non-kosher, secular and religious. Home cooks are preserving their grandmothers’ recipes and dynamic chefs are updating them. In just thirty years Israel went from having no fine food to a cuisine that is world renowned.

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The Kind WordS DATE Sunday, November 20, 2016 | Time 2:15 pm Location Museum of Natural History | Address 1747 Summer Street

Hebrew/French with English subtitles | Drama/Comedy Director Shemi Zarhin ProducerS Pie Films, United King Films, Amerique Films CAST Rotem Zissman-Cohen, Roy Assaf, Asaf Ben-Shimon, Tsahi Halevi Distributor Axia Films Country Israel/Canada Year 2014 Running Time 118 minutes At age 35 Dorona’s life seems to have hit a dead-end. She can’t have children, she’s abandoned attempts at adoption, and she seems intent on pushing her loving husband Ricky as far away as possible. On top of all this, her father has left her mother after 30 years of marriage.

Dorona escapes to her mother’s house looking for solace, but it turns out that her mother has been hiding a serious illness and soon dies, leaving Dorona and her two brothers in a state of shock and grief.

The siblings then make an alarming discovery: the man they thought was their father isn’t. Their mother had been concealing a life-long affair with a lost love from Algeria.

The three set out for France determined to find out about their mother’s past.

With the help of a reclusive aunt and an aging film star, they are well on their way to discovering the truth when their former father shows up to reclaim his family. The three siblings are forced to face some difficult questions about identity, truth and love.

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Apples from the Desert DATE Sunday, November 20, 2016 | Time 7:00 pm | Paul O’Regan Hall Location Halifax Central Library | Address 5440 Spring Garden Road

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SPECIAL GUEST, Rabbi Raysh Weiss Rabbi Raysh Weiss serves as the rabbi of Shaar Shalom Congregation in Halifax. She was ordained by the Jewish Theological Seminary, was a Wexner Graduate Fellow, a Fulbright Research Fellow, and holds a PhD in Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature from the University of Minnesota. In addition to her love of Jewish texts and values, Rabbi Weiss is passionate about expressing personal and collective Jewish journeys through the arts.

Hebrew with English subtitles | Drama Director Matti Harari, Arik Lubetsky Producer Topia Communications, United King Films CAST Moran Rosenblatt, Shlomi Koriat, Remonde Amsellem, Elisha Banai, Irit Kaplan Distributor IsraeliFilms Country Israel Year 2014 Running Time 96 minutes Adapted from Sayvon Liebrecht’s short story, Apples from the Desert is a spiritual coming of age journey. Rivkah, the only child of Orthodox Jewish parents, lives in Jerusalem under the iron fist of her controlling, traditional father while her mother cowers in abdication. With no options for college, Rivkah is stuck in a dead-end job under the restriction of returning home directly at the end of each day. Restless and dealing with stifled creativity, she is drawn into the secular world when she encounters a casual folk dancing gathering. The expressive freedom she feels in dancing is counterbalanced by the tightening grip of her father. As this confinement grows in more extreme ways, Rivkah runs away to join her secular dance partner on a kibbutz.

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ajff About the AJC: The Atlantic Jewish Council (AJC) has been the cornerstone of Jewish life in the Atlantic provinces since 1975.

Working with national Jewish agencies, the AJC presents a strong voice for Israel and the Canadian Jewish community. It represents the Atlantic Jewish population to all levels of government and to a large number of Jewish and non-Jewish organizations.

The AJC is also a defence against antisemitism: interfaith dialogue, multicultural and inspirational programming, and topical films are just a few of the tools the AJC uses to educate the public and to mediate discrimination.

The AJC is happy to once again present the 2016 Atlantic Jewish Film Festival.

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Schedule

November 16-20, 2016 • Halifax, Nova Scotia WeD. 16

Tickets available at Ticket Atlantic (page 1 for details). Updates available at AJFF.ca

Moos Dutch with English subtitles

Time 7:00 pm (Opening Feature) Location Cineplex Cinemas Park Lane Address 5657 Spring Garden Road Special Guest Wayne Carter

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Hebrew with English subtitles

LONGING Hebrew with English subtitles

HANNAH COHEN’S HOLY COMMUNION English

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FIVE HOURS FROM PARIS Hebrew/Russian with English subtitles In partnership with Carbon Arc

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Time Noon Location Museum of Natural History Address 1747 Summer Street UR G YO NIN G N S BRI H SCREE ORT H C S N LU of Time 11:00 am Location Museum of Natural History Address 1747 Summer Street Time 2:00 pm Location Museum of Natural History Address 1747 Summer Street

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Spanish with English subtitles

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Time 7:30 pm Location Museum of Natural History Address 1747 Summer Street

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THE KIND WORDS Hebrew/French with English subtitles

APPLES FROM THE DESERT Hebrew with English subtitles

Time 2:15 pm Location Museum of Natural History Address 1747 Summer Street Time 7:00 pm (Closing Feature) Location Halifax Central Library Address 5440 Spring Garden Road Special Guest Rabbi Rayesh Weiss 25

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