All IN PERSON films will be shown at 2:30 PM preceded by wine, cheese, and desserts at 2:00 PM.
Charges are $8.00 per film (payable at the door).
Patrons are $36.00 per person and include one (1) series ticket and their name in each film's program.
There will be a discussion led by the Rabbi after each film.
Charges are $8.00 per film (payable at the door).
Patrons are $36.00 per person and include one (1) series ticket and their name in each film's program.
There will be a discussion led by the Rabbi after each film.
November 7-9, 2025Virtually Streamed Nov 7-9
Screened Live Nov 9 @ 2:30pm Temple Beth El Israel St. Lucie West |
Blond Boy from the CasbahA drama about a filmmaker, Antoinne, who returns to his childhood home in Algiers with his son. He revisits his memories of a multicultural community during the Algerian War of Independence
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December 5-7, 2025Virtually Streamed Dec 5-7
Screened Live Dec 7 @ 2:30 pm Temple Beth Shalom Vero Beach |
UnspokenNoam is a teenage orthodox Jew searching for the answer as to who he is. He believes that he has found the answer in a note left in an old box from his late grandfather who was closer to him than anyone else.
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Sara Crombie, Broker/Owner New Wave Realty 772-631-0960 |
January 9-11, 2026Virtually Streamed Jan 9-11
Screened Live Jan 11 @ 2:30pm Temple Beit Hayam Stuart |
Bad ShabbosTwo couples, Abby & Ben and David and recently converted Meg, get together for a typical Shabbat dinner and an accidental death (or is it murder?) occurs. Meg's parents arrive for the first time and hilarious mayhem ensues.
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Temple Beit HaYam Sisterhood AND
Amy Alpert and Dr. Karl Drehobl |
Feb 6-8, 2026Virtually Streamed Feb 6-8
Screened Live Feb 8 @ 2:30pm Temple Beth El Israel St. Lucie West |
Paradise ShatteredRonit Ifergan and her husband relocate to a Kibbutz, Kfar Aza in 2013. They document life in the Kibbutz and their struggle for home and security with the film Border Crossing and they continue to do so. After October 7th they must decide to stay or leave.
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Treasure Coast Dental Dr. Rachel Squier, Board-Certified Prosthodontist 772-337-2338 www.TCDentalPros.com AND
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Mar 6-8, 2026Virtually Streamed Mar 6-8
Screened Live March 8 @ 2:30pm Temple Beth Shalom Vero Beach |
The PropertyMika and her grandmother journey to Poland to reclaim the family property. A long lost distant relative appears and Mika falls for her tour guide. Regina then decides to look for her long lost love, from whom she was separated seventy years ago.
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Dignity Memorial Aycock Funeral Homes 772-223-9300 AND
Leonard & Vivian Berkman |
April 10-12, 2026Virtually Streamed April 10-12
Screened Live April 12 @ 2:30pm Temple Beit Ha Yam Stuart |
The Midas ManThis is a new biopic exploring the story of Brian Epstein, the Jewish, gay man, from Liverpool, who discovers the Beatles. He took a big risk as a first-time manager and changed the world of music forever. He died at the age of 32.
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Craig Jeffries Wealth Management Group, LLC Jeffrey S Emmeluth, AAMS 772-210-2651 www.craigjeffrieswmg.com |
Apr 30-May 2, 2026Virtually Streamed Apr 30-May 2
Screened Live May 2 @ 2:30pm Temple Beth El Israel St. Lucie West |
This is My MotherPierre's mother is bipolar, whimsical and excessive. She shows up after escaping from her clinic. His only intent is to return her to the clinic and resume a normal life, but nothing goes according to plan. The reunion - both explosively funny and moving - transforms them forever.
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Temple Beth El Israel Sisterhood |