ERJCC Calendar

 
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Wed, June 20
7:30 PM • ERJCC
 
Director:
Arik Lubetzky
    
Israel, 2011
91 min.
Hebrew with
English subtitles
 

Simico is a thirty-year-old, friendly romantic, beloved by all.  He makes a living working at Jackie's Hummus Place and is engaged to Mazzi who dreams of a big, white wedding with all the trimmings. Then Simico completes a photography class at the local community center and becomes obsessed with the idea of making a film on the fascinating subject of strippers. Simico recruits the entire neighborhood to help make this fantasy come true and finds himself carried away on the adventure of a lifetime.
   

Thurs, July 19
7:30 PM • ERJCC
  
Director:
Jorge Weller
  
Israel, 2011
100 min.
Hebrew and Spanish
with English subtitles

Vicki, a Mexican salsa dancer, leaves her young son with her mother, and, disguised as a nun, flies to Israel to follow Beto, the father of her child. On the plane she meets Yoni, a young Israeli biologist who is coming home to marry his rich girlfriend, Dafna. During the long flight, a strange, amusing friendship develops. Once in Israel, immigration police arrest Beto, and Vicki seeks refuge at Yoni’s house – but Yoni can only hide Vicki’s presence from Dafna for so long. 
 
In the mood to dance? Come by the auditorium after the film for Salsa and Sangria. 
 

Thurs, Aug 23
7:30 PM • ERJCC
 
Director:
Ephraim Kishon
  
Israel, 1971
87 min.
Hebrew with
English subtitles
 

The Israeli Consulate and the ERJCC are proud to present this 1972 Academy Award Nominee for Best Foreign Language Film on the birthday of legendary Writer/Director Ephraim Kishon. Avraham Azolay (Shaike Ophir) is a policeman in Jaffa whose incompetence is matched only by his soft-heartedness. On the eve of his retirement, this bumbling cop encounters religious zealots, comes to the aid of a prostitute, and unwittingly solves a crime staged for his benefit.