November 9, 2014Temple Beth El Israel
St. Lucie West, 336-2424 |
The Mystery of San Nicandro
During the 1920s Donato Menduzio, a man from a remote village in Calabria, had a mystical vision which resulted in the only mass conversion to Judaism in history. This extraordinary event uncovered a mystery which keeps on enfolding.
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December 14, 2014Temple Beth Shalom
Vero Beach, 569-4700 |
The Third HalfRudolph Spitz, a German Jew, is hired to build a winning Macedonian soccer team. When his star player falls in love with beautiful Jewish Rebecca, as German tanks roll in, the challenges of existence compete with those of winning.
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January 11, 2015Temple Beit Ha Yam
Stuart, 286-1531 |
PutzelWalter Himmelstein, after years of being undermined by his family and friends, finally realizes he is more than a PUTZEL, when Sally comes into his life on the upper west side of Manhattan.
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February 8, 2015Temple Beth El Israel
St. Lucie West, 336-2424 |
AftermathA Polish man who returns home after his father's death, unearths a secret about the now deceased Jewish residents of the village.
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Susan R.S. Wertheim, MSSW, LCSW, ED.S Certified Psychotherapist 335-7398 |
March 8, 2015Temple Beth Shalom
Vero Beach, 569-4700 |
GlickmanThe portrait of a man who overcame prejudice to forge a remarkable career in sports, setting the gold standard for athletes and sports broadcasting.
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April 12, 2015Temple Beit Ha Yam
Stuart, 286-1531 |
Quality BallsThe life and controversial career of David Steinberg, from his growing up in a Canadian Jewish home, to stardom and fame as a courageous performer and director.
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RABBI ROUND-UPDiscussion of all 6 films following "Quality Balls" also on April 12th.
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All films will be shown at 2:30 PM preceded by wine, cheese, and snacks at 2:00 PM.
Charges are $5.00 per film (payable at the door) or $20.00 per person for the series.
Patrons are $25.00 per person and include one (1) series ticket.
There will be a discussion led by the Rabbi after each film.
Call the temple for directions.
Charges are $5.00 per film (payable at the door) or $20.00 per person for the series.
Patrons are $25.00 per person and include one (1) series ticket.
There will be a discussion led by the Rabbi after each film.
Call the temple for directions.