Schedule:

1:00pm - Centered: Joe Lieberman with Discussion, Preceded By Short - Red River Theatres

Joe Lieberman, who nearly became the first Jewish Vice President of the United States, was known for putting principles above party. This film chronicles Lieberman’s extraordinary journey and 40+ years of public service, revealing the depth of his commitment to the American people. At a time of deep political division, it reminds us of the values of unity and bipartisanship. Lieberman’s legacy as a principled statesman who navigated the tumultuous world of American politics with unwavering integrity, provides a timely call for civility, moderation, and dialogue.

Preceded by the Short Film

Righting a Wrong: The Bialystok Cemetery Restoration Project
Bonus Post -Film Prerecorded Zoom Discussion with Jonathan Gruber

This film is dedicated to the memory of Darren Garnick, a cherished long-time member of the New Hampshire Jewish Film
Festival Committee.Darren’s passion for film, his unwavering dedication to thefestival, and his
warm spirit touched us all. His presence is deeply missed, but his contributions continue to inspire us.

1:30pm - The Prince of Egypt - Red River Theatres

FREE PJ LIBRARY FILM
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The story of Moses and the Ten Commandments is retold in song and story, following the prophet from his adoption by the Pharaoh to his role in leading the Hebrews out of Egypt. This film features the voices of Val Kilmer, Ralph Fiennes, Michelle Pfeiffer, Sandra Bullock, and Jeff Goldblum.

3:30 PM - Bad Shabbos - Red River Theatres

Winner of the Audience Award at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, Bad Shabbos is the story of a newly engaged couple, David and Meg, and the Shabbos dinner where her midwestern, Catholic parents are set to meet his New York, Jewish ones for the first time. What can we say? It all goes terribly wrong. A snappy, hilarious ensemble treat, starring Kyra Sedgwick as the controlling matriarch, David Paymer as the (at all costs) family protector, Cliff “Method Man” Smith as the resourceful building doorman, and an Upper West Side apartment full of other familiar faces. 

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