SUNDAY 1/6
DISOBEDIENCE:
THE SOUSA MENDES STORY
2019
FILMS
TUESDAY 1/8 - FREE!
France, 2009, 104 min. French/English Subtitles
3pm • SADDLEBROOKE
Desertview Performing arts center
Aristides de Sousa Mendes, the Portuguese
Consul General in Bordeaux, during World
War II defies orders and issues more than
30,000 visas to people fleeing the Holocaust.
Presented by: The Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona
Northwest Division
Peter Barrett, whose family received a visa from Sousa Mendes,
will lead a Q & A following the fiFIlm.
39900 S. Clubhouse Dr. • Tucson, AZ • 85739
THURSDAY 1/10
The Driver is Red • SHORT FILM Budapest Noir
USA English, 15 min. 2017 Hungary, 2017, 94 min. Hungarian/English Subtitles
7pm • • The Harvey and Deanna
Evenchik Center for Jewish
Philanthropy 7pm • THE LOFT cinema
Set in Argentina 1960, this true crime docu-
mentary follows secret agent Zvi as he search-
es for a mysterious man named Ricardo
Klement. What he discovered in the remote
outskirts of Buenos Aires would send shock
waves around the world.
Peter & Dagmar Schroeder, who SPONSORED the 6 Million Paper
Clip School Project & co-founded the Children’s Holocaust
Memorial, will be speaking following the FIfilm.
A murder mystery set in Budapest, 1936. A
young, beautiful girl is found dead and no one
wants to investigate – except Gordon, a crime
reporter who has a gut feeling that things
are not what they seem. An engaging, action
based thriller not to be missed!
Theresa Dulgov, Hungarian child Holocaust survivor, will
speak following the FIfilm.
3178 E. River Rd. • Tucson, AZ • 85718
FRIDAY 1/11
SATURDAY 1/12
Humor Me A Quiet Heart
USA, 2017, 93 min. English Israel, 2015, 92 min. Hebrew/English Subtitles
1pm • THE TUCSON J 7:30pm • The Tucson j
A crowd pleasing father/son comedy starring
Elliot Gould, Jemaine Clement (Flight of the
Conchords), and Bebe Neuwirth (Cheers).
Nate, a struggling playwright, is forced to
move in with his joke-telling dad in a New
Jersey retirement community. An intense Le Carre style thriller set on the
fault line between secularism and religious
orthodoxy in modern Israel. Ania Bukstein
(Game of Thrones) plays Naomi, a secular
young woman seeking refuge from the
pressures of her life as a concert pianist.
Refuge is not what she finds.
Presented by: Sarah Iden & Marc Herman in memory of
Lola & Marvin Herman
Presented by: Donna & Ray Dennison in memory of their
father Len Price; Fay Green & Family; Cookie Little &
Family