The AMERICA-ISRAEL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF MICHIGAN

Michael H. Traison, President

presents
Metropolitan Detroit's First

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ISRAELI FILM FESTIVAL

10 highly acclaimed films representing the best in
drama, romance and comedy
from Israel's vibrant and innovative motion picture industry!

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practices May 5, from 5-6 p.m.
Summer practices start June 16
for younger children, 4:15-5:15
p.m., and for the Marlins, 5:15-
6:45 p.m. For information on the
Marlins, call the JCC, 661-7658.

Exclusive engagement at The Maple Theatre
Maple Road (15 Mile) at Telegraph Road

SATURDAY, April 5
"One of Us"
9:00 p.m.

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DRAMA. Four young defenders of modem Israel are caught in a crossfire of conflicting loyalties.

SUNDAY. April 6
2:00 p.m. "The Flying Camel"

Morgenthau 12Chayim/Zeiger-Gross
March 17

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Allen Klegon 635/235-234; Lee Weinstein
629/215-215; Steve Alpert 619/244-205;
Bill Zucker 619/235; Mike Panter 616/223-
201; Larry Harwin 610/224; Bob August
605/236; Randy Spitzer 215-210; Jerry
Broida 224-203; Steve Hoberman 202-
238; Sandy Freeman 268; Larry Klein
236; Nick Aftwerger 225; Joel Lankowsky
214; Bob Franklin 212; Mike Rosenfeld
211; Harold Barman 210; Rick Melamed
210; Mark Bialick 210; Sandy Pearlman
205; Carl Berlin 204; Marshall Spinner
203; Marty Rosenberg 200.

COMEDY. An eccentric Jewish professor, an Arab garbage collector and an Italian nun find common ground. (*)

4:00 p.m.

"The Heritage"

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DRAMA. A story of love, hate, redemption and destiny spanning 500 years! (*)

"Cup Final" 33'13 "Mi

6:00 p.m.

DRAMA. Two enemies who both love soccer struggle with the brutalities and foolish ironies of war. (*)

8:00 p.m. "Song of the Siren"

131'171 ITVW

COMEDY. A young woman's romantic difficulties are further complicated by the Gulf War and her mother.

SATURDAY. April 12
"Lovesick on Nana Street"
10:00 p.m.

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Pisgah
March 13

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Mort Friedman 739/203-278-258; Jeff
Eisenberg 700/256-248; Bruce Weber-
man 659/217-238-204; Barry Fishman
633/228-208; Bryan Levine 630/228-255;
Mitch Finkel 622/236-213; Barry Bean
606/219; Larry Haberman 603/223-200;
Howard Waxer 201-204; Marc Weber-
man 255; Lyle Schaefer 225; Matt Fried-
man 224; Alan Borsen 214; Al Mudryk
211; Mitch Lefton 211; Mark Schwartz
206; Larry Schechter 203; Jerry Gurwin
201; Chuck Goldstein 201.

COMEDY. When a romantic dreamer pursues a beautiful actress, the entire neighborhood becomes involved.

SUNDAY. April 13
2:00 p.m. "The Summer of Aviya"

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DRAMA. A ten-year-old Holocaust survivor yearns for a normal childhood in newly independent Israel. (*)

4:00 p.m. "Under the Domim Tree"

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DRAMA. Sequel to "Summer." Aviya and other Holocaust youngsters seek escape from their pasts. (*)

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"White Night"

6:00 p.m.

Downtown Fox
March 11

DRAMA. A high-security prison inmate discovers courage and faith. Brutally frank, with a surprise ending.

8:00 p.m.

Jeff Block 677/247-236; Brian Brod
664/257-204-203; Jack Blaine 647/256;
Jason Elbinger 627/236/210; Shel Rakotz
609/237; David Shanbaum 219-203; Mur-
ray Shanbaum 209-201; Steve Woronoff
216; Dan Niss 211; Bruce Rosenblat 205;
Steve Ritten 201.

"An Imagined Autobiography" fin1711 1'D111'31DM

DRAMA. In making a film about her own life, a young woman discovers new meanings to her existence.

Films are in Hebrew with English subtitles.
For mature audiences. An asterisk (*) indicates films that may be suitable for ages 14 or older.

Downtown-Fox
March 18

Tickets $7 for each performance.
For information or to order tickets, call (810) 258-9270.
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Jack Blaine 684/246-223-215; Brian Brod
655/234-223; Jack Geer 618/212-212;
Jason Elbinger 616/222-203; Neal Drilich
614/225-223; David Shanbaum 204-203;
Gary Siegel 213-205; Bruce Rosenblat
235; Ken Gross 227; Jeff Katz 222;
Charles Kamen 221; Murray Shanbaum
211; Gary Berman 205; Steve Teper 204;
Shel Scharg 202; Shel Rakotz 202; Jeff
Weinfeld 201; Steve Kay 201; Ed Klein
201; Randy Smith 200; Larry Frommer
200.

Presented with underwriting support from
Deco-Grand, Inc. • Yair & Shelley Nadiv for NADIV •
• James V. McTevia & Associates, Inc. •
• Labor Zionist Alliance • Habonim Dror • Young Judaea • Midrasha •

and organized for your enjoyment by
• Michael H. Traison, Miller Canfield Paddock and Stone - Attorneys
• Naomi Blumenberg, Midrasha - Agency for Jewish Education
• Joseph F. Savin, the Sanbreen Co. - Architects
• Neil T. Jackson, Madison Communications - Public Relations

Jewish War Veterans
March 19

Herbert Benson 214; Bernard Harwood
213.

Galilee Monday

Lena Hurvitz 209.

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Alice Lasbes 523; Carolyn Fine 520; Judi
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Shelley Gldin 572; Marianne Pesick
560/213; Karyn Faye 551/201; Sherry Git-
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Barbara Papo 522/205.

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