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December 2–12.2010 | wjff.org An exhibition of internAtionAl cinemA sunday monday tuesday inA AnD Jack Kay AFI Silver theAtre AAron & cecile AAron & cecile community Hall jews and baseball: golDmAn theAter golDmAn theAter “Shalom Sesame” family chanukah An American love Story Das kind 2 or 3 things i know About him Party E 4:30 pm E 6:15 pm E 6:15 pm E 10:00 am After the cup: Arab labor Sixty in the city with gefilte fish Sons of Sakhnin united E 8:30 pm E 8:30 pm AAron & cecile E 7:30 pm golDmAn theAter AFI Silver theAtre AFI Silver theAtre grace Paley: collected Shorts uniteD StAteS holocAuSt the loners with take note gei oni E 11:00 am memoriAl muSeum E 7:00 pm E 6:45 pm children of the bible “the future of history: jaffa jews in Space st with transparent black holocaust films in the 21 century” E 9:15 pm E 9:15 pm E 1:30 pm E 2:00 pm world class kids Free Public Program goethe-inStitut Washington goethe-inStitut Washington with home Sweet israel “in conversation with filmmaker “in conversation with filmmaker E 3:30 pm NationAl Gallery of Art yonathan levy” rex bloomstein” kZ force of evil E noon E noon E 5:00 pm E 6:00 pm Free Public Program embassy of the Anita russiAn feDerAtion E 8:30 pm Stalin thought of you 5 E 7:00 pm 6 7 sunday AAron & cecile CLOSing night golDmAn theAter the klezmatics: on holy ground coffee–between reality and E 7:30 pm film and Party imagination E 10:30 am coffee reception AvAlon theAtre E 11:30 am film bar mitzvah E noon the bagel: An immigrant’s Story E 2:00 pm next year in…Argentina with voyage Work-In-Progress, Free Program E 2:30 pm calendar of events voices unbound: the Story mrs. moskowitz and the cats of the freedom writers with miracle lady E 4:00 pm E 5:00 pm 12 thursday friday saturday the AvAlon theAtre AAron & cecile AAron & cecile oPening night golDmAn theAter golDmAn theAter la rafle the golden Pomegranate gruber’s journey power E 7:00 pm­­­ reception E 1:00 pm E 6:30 pm E 7:45 pm film Free Friday Film mary lou E 9:15 pm librAry of congress FILM! “humor, identity and the AFI Silver theAtre holocaust” the Debt E noon E 7:00 pm Free Public Program Phobidilia E 9:30 pm 2 3 4 wednesday thursday friday saturday AAron & cecile AAron & cecile AAron & cecile AAron & cecile golDmAn theAter golDmAn theAter golDmAn theAter golDmAn theAter Sixty in the city empty nest berlin ‘36 2010 WJFF visionary Award E 1:00 pm E 6:15 pm E 1:00 pm honoring Daniel burman my life with carlos tango, A Story with jews Free Friday Film with lost embrace E 5:45 pm exhibit tour and talk E 8:30 pm followed by tango Party E 6:30 pm goethe-inStitut Washington E 6:30 pm film the “Socalled” movie AFI Silver theAtre gei oni “Argentina's jewish community followed by concert berlin ‘36 through filmmakers' eyes” E 8:45 pm E 9:30 pm E 7:00 pm E noon AFI Silver theAtre five hours from Paris AFI Silver theAtre “David Perlov: Pioneer of israeli E 9:15 pm the matchmaker cinema” with in jerusalem E 7:00 pm internAtionAl SPy muSeum and Diary: chapter 1 yolande: An unsung heroine the infidel E 7:00 pm E 10:00 am with henry le cooking E 9:30 pm goethe-inStitut Washington Free Public Program “in conversation with filmmaker goethe-inStitut Washington malte ludin” “in conversation with filmmaker E noon yael Perlov” E noon embassy of itAly A Pause in the holocaust embassy of frAnce with ingelore Seven minutes in heaven E 7:00 pm 8 E 9:00 pm 9 10 11 calendar of events general INFORMATION ticket INFORMATION for the latest information on films and ticket Prices adVance ticket serVice charges events, visit us at WJFF.org or call the evening and weekend Screenings .......... $10 box office tickets charges a $1.00 per ticket festival hotline at (202) 777-3231. opening night event ...............................$25 service charge and a $1.50 per film handling closing night event .................................$25 fee for advance tickets purchased for the E general seating begins 15 minutes prior same film in the same advance ticket order. 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