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    community review www.jewishharrisburg.org May 3, 2013 | 23 Iyar, 5773 | Vol. 87; No. 9 Published by The Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg | Greater Harrisburg’s Jewish Newspaper SUNDAY MAY 5TH OPENING FOR THE JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL At last! On Sunday, May our guest speaker event on sessions are $8.00. Season a few weeks ago. Tips for Film Festival has been well- 5th -- hot on the heels of the Wednesday the 8th, at 7:30. passes for $50 (a savings parking around the State supported by this community tremendously well-attended Executive producer Judith of $18) will be available on Museum can also be found for many years. As ever, Yom Hazikaron screening of Manassen-Ramon, who is Opening Night. Details about in the Festival program, and we look forward to seeing Follow Me -- it’s Opening Night well-versed in the issue of the films and special events we are again pleased to offer our loyal patrons again for the Harrisburg Jewish Film post-trauma in Israel, will can be found on the Harrisburg – with thanks to Mickey and this season, and hope to Festival. There’s been plenty answer questions after the Jewish Film Festival website Edan Shefet and the Zodiac expand our audience as we of buzz around Hava Nagila screening. (www.hbgjff.com) and in your Under 21 Club -- the Stallions continue to share interesting (The Movie) since it premiered The Festival will present Festival program, which was Club lot across 3rd Street, as and entertaining films from at the San Francisco Jewish an out-and-out happening mailed to each household a free parking option.