Event: Opening Night of 14th NY Sephardic Jewish Film Festival
Place: The Center for Jewish History 15 West 16th Street, New York, NY
Date: Thursday, February 4th, 2010
Time: 7:30pm
Admission:
$30 General Admission
$25 ASF & YUMuseum members, students and seniors
$250 Opening Night Friend (includes the above for two (2) + VIP
pre-screening reception and listing in Festival Program)
Festival Pass:
Admission to all Center for Jewish History screenings (except Opening & Closing Nights)
$100 General
$75 ASF & YU Members, students and seniors
Honoring the Festival founders -Dr. Janice Ovadiah, filmmaker Mr. Haim Shiran
and Mr. Morrie Yohai -with the ASF (American Sephardi Foundation) “Pomegranate Award.”
Opening Night/Film: COCO
New York Premiere
In this comic drama written, directed and starring Gad Elmaleh, Coco is a flamboyant self-made man who becomes a royal pain when planning the biggest show to date – the bar mitzvah of his son Samuel. This event will become, for him, a moment of truth about his role as a father and for realizing what is important in life.
In this comic drama written, directed and starring Gad Elmaleh, Coco is a flamboyant self-made man who becomes a royal pain when planning the biggest show to date – the bar mitzvah of his son Samuel. This event will become, for him, a moment of truth about his role as a father and for realizing what is important in life.
Director: Gad Elmaleh. France, 2009, 95 mins. French w/English subtitles. Brief partial nudity
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