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1st-20th november 2011 www.ukjewishfilm.org sponsors the rosemarie nathanson charitable trust the shoresh charitable trust the r and s cohen foundation the kobler trust bank leumi gala sponsor media sponsor patrons film sponsors Tim Angel OBE Lord Janner of Braunstone QC The Gerald Ronson Charitable Trust Helen Bamber OBE Samir Joory Jane & Michael Grabiner Carolyn and Harry Black The Kyte Group Ltd Shai Joory Dame Hilary Blume Lia van Leer Stella & Samir Joory Sir Ronald Cohen Maureen Lipman CBE Joyce & David Kustow and Lady Sharon Harel-Cohen Lord and Lady Mitchell Veronique & Jonathan Lewis Lord Collins of Mapesbury Paul Morrison Fiona & Peter Needleman Richard Desmond Tracy-Ann Oberman Judi & Jeremy Newman EIM United Kingdom Ltd Lord Puttnam of Queensgate CBE New Israel Fund Peter and Leanda Englander Selwyn Remington Simon Olswang Simon Fanshawe Ivor Richards Sara & Paul Phillips Vanessa Feltz Isabelle and Ivor Seddon The Rudnick Family Sir Martin Gilbert Eric Senat The Arthur Matyas & Edward (Oded) Romaine Hart OBE Jason Solomons Wojakovski Charitable Foundation / Tonstate Sir Terry Heiser GCB Andrew Stone Doris & Hyman Wolanski Stephen Hermer Chaim Topol SRLV Accountants Jeremy Isaacs in kind sponsors funding contibutors 2 special other special other welcome how to book film galas films events projects people diary welcome how to book film galas films events projects people diary we have rebranded! We are not just an annual Film Festival - we are so much more! To make this clear we have changed our name and we want to explain to you why we have done this - with the wonderful assistance of Saatchi & Saatchi. Over the 15 years of the Festival we have developed a wide variety of film based activities and collaborations that we now offer year round. And why would we keep a secret about all these important things that we are doing. So we have changed our name to UK Jewish Film and we will be adding on to that title the various ‘building blocks’ of our new organisation. There is much here that provides support for and beyond Jewish communities in London and across the UK: Video on Demand: We will shortly be introducing this Film Festival : facility which will make Our annual event numerous films available direct to your computer All Year Round: the many previews, Holocaust Education: screenings and events Our film based that we offer throughout programmes for schools the year and colleges Interfaith: The Pears Short Film development of interfaith Fund at UKJF: screenings & events both Our hugely successful in London & across the UK short film fund International: Emerging Filmmakers: We continue to create We are increasing our work and support Jewish film with new young filmmakers festivals worldwide year round We hope that you will follow our activities year round and we will be working hard to make sure that you join us for so much more than the annual and amazing UK Jewish Film.... Festival UK Jewish Film is a Registered Charity No. 1072914 To contact UK Jewish Film Telephone: 020 3176 0048 Email: [email protected] www.ukjewishfilm.org 3 special other welcome how to book film galas films events projects people diary festival guests Dr Nathan Abrams Bennett Arron Lord Jeremy Joseph Cedar Dan Edelstyn Shlomi Eldar Page 43 Page 40 Beecham Page 38 Page 9 Page 24 Page 14 & 41 Sasson Gabai Juraj Herz Boyd Hilton Josh Howie Hugh Hudson Marc Isaacs Page 36 Page 13 Page 39 Page 16 Page 12 Page 20, 29, 41, 44 Michael King Shevy Korzen Matej Minac Guy Natanel Tracy-Ann Oberman Yael Perlov Page 35 Page 38 Page 32 Page 18 Page 20, 29, 41, 44 Robert Popper Gavin Plumley Martha Richler Jonathan Sagall Barry Skolnick Britta Wauer Page 39 Page 28 Page 30, 44 Page 15 Page 45 Page 25 Sir Nicholas Winton Rabbi Jonathan Page 32 Wittenberg Page 18 4 special other welcome how to book film galas films events projects people diary welcome welcome With our new title of UK Jewish Film we are taking on a more inclusive role that will bring you year-round excellence. UK Jewish Film promotes awareness of international Jewish life and cultures for a diverse audience. We also provide a dynamic on-going forum for independent filmmakers working with Jewish themes. However, the annual Festival remains a huge focus of our identity and when something in life is so important it is both a privilege and a joy to be able to pursue that challenge. Now in its 15th year the Festival continues to be a much anticipated event for so many people. And this year our programme includes films from 16 countries including Norway (Strictly Confidential); Russia (I Shall Remember) and Poland (Joanna, My Australia, The Moon is Jewish), which gives us a fascinating insight into the history and cultures of these cultures. Israeli film remains a huge focus of our programme and we are delighted to bring to the Festival Joseph Cedar’s impressive new feature Footnote for our Bank Leumi (UK) Gala. Each of the films that we invite to make up this unique programme represents many years of work and dedication for the filmmakers and their crews. It is a matter of huge dedication and determination to complete a film and we commend our filmmakers for their achievements. We feel enormously privileged to be able to enjoy this hugely diverse cornucopia of films and plethora of talent that is offered to us. We benefit when we retain the ability to sustain a sense of wonder at the stories that these films bring to our screens. The UK Jewish Film Festival brings you all this potential and again this year we invite you to join with us to be both excited and entranced by this programme of outstanding films. Thank you for being wonderful audiences and we look forward to meeting you at the cinemas and to sharing this sense of wonder with you all. Judy Ironside. Founder and Executive Director, UK Jewish Film www.ukjewishfilm.org 5 special other welcome how to book film galas films events projects people diary how to book tickets 1 Choose the film you want to see 2 Look it up in the programme to check where and when it is showing 3 Book online at that cinema to purchase your ticket(s) for that screening or call that cinema to make a telephone booking. tricycle cinema the coronet cinema OnLInE bOOKIng www.tricycle.co.uk bOx OFFIcE 020 7727 6705 bOx OFFIcE 020 7328 1000 TIckets £12 (no concessions) TIckets Bank Leumi Gala, Centrepiece Gala, Closing Night Gala: £20 WEbSITE www.coronet.org Documentary Film Gala, British-Israeli Co-Production Gala: £17.50 Address 103 Notting Hill Gate, London, W11 3LB London 2012 Olympics Gala, The Office-Late Night Comedy: £15 TUbE Notting Hill Gate (Central and District Line) All other features: £12 bUSES 27, 28, 52, 94, 328 Documentaries: £10.50 PARKIng The Coronet is surrounded by a Controlled Parking Zone, Documentary Film Pass - £30 (5 films) operating Mon-Fri, 8.30am-10.00pm, Sat, 8.30am-1.30pm (outside Available via telephone booking only. of these hours, parking is free). There are pay and display bays WEbSITE www.tricycle.co.uk long Notting Hill Gate, Uxbridge Street, Pembridge Gardens and Address 269 Kilburn High Road, London, NW6 7JR surrounding streets. TUbE Kilburn (Jubilee Line) and Brondesbury (London Overground) bUSES 16, 32, 98, 189, 316, 332, 632, UL2, UL3 PARKIng The Tricycle is within a Controlled Parking Zone everyman cinema hampstead Mon – Fri 8.30am – 6.30pm (parking on Kilburn High is only OnLInE bOOKIng www.everymancinema.com permitted after 7.00pm). There are Pay and Display bays bOx OFFIcE 0871 906 9060 in Willesden Lane, Netherwood Street, Grangeway and TIckets Standard tickets: £13 surrounding streets. Club Gallery (upstairs balcony) £16 Club Seated (2 seated sofa) £32 WEbSITE www.everymancinema.com bfi southbank Address 5 Holly Bush Vale, Hampstead, London, NW3 6TX OnLInE bOOKIng www.bfi.org.uk TUbE Hampstead (Northern Line/ Edgware Branch) bOx OFFIcE 0207 928 3232 bUSES 46, 268, 603 TIckets BFI Members - £8 (£5.25 concessions) PARKIng There are a limited number of Pay and Display spaces in Non-Members - £9.50 (£6.75 concessions) the surrounding area. Under 16s - £5 WEbSITE www.bfi.org.uk Address Belvedere Road, The South Bank Centre, London, SE1 8XT odeon south woodford TUbE Waterloo (Jubilee, Northern and Bakerloo Lines) and OnLInE bOOKIng www.odeon.co.uk Embankment (Jubilee, Northern, Circle and District Lines) bOx OFFIcE 0871 22 44 007 bUSES 1, 4, 26, 68, 76, 77, 139, 168, 171, 172, 176, 188, 211, 243, 341, TIckets £12 (no concessions) 381, 507, 521, RV1 WEbSITE www.odeon.co.uk PARKIng There is ample parking under Hayward Gallery, Address 60/64 High Road, South Woodford, London, E18 2QL Royal National Theatre, Jubilee Gardens. TUbE South Woodford (Central Line) bUSES 123, 179, 679, W12, W13, W14 PARKIng There are pay and display bays located in the surrounding area, ciné lumière operating Mon-Sat, 8.30am-6.30pm (outside of these hours, bOx OFFIcE 020 7073 1350 parking is free). There are car parks located at South Woodford TIckets Rabbi’s Cat £15 (£12 concessions) Tube Station, on Mulberry Way, George Lane and Eastwood Close. The Names of Love / Five Brothers: £12 (£10 concessions) WEbSITE www.institut-francais.org.uk Address 17 Queensbury Place, London, SW7 2DT odeon swiss cottage TUbE South Kensington (District, Circle and Piccadilly Lines) OnLInE bOOKIng www.odeon.co.uk bUSES 14, 49, 70, 74, 345, 360, 414, C1 bOx OFFIcE 0871 22 44 007 PARKIng The closest car park is Union Car Park at 31 Harrington Road.
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