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Detroit Medical Center

Wayne State University

Susan R. Marwil of Bloomfield Hills
and Martin W. Hollander of West
Bloomfield will chair the fourth
annual Jewish Community Center
Lenore Marwil Jewish Film Festival
April 28-May 5 at the United Artists
Commerce 14, the Birmingham 8
and the Michigan Theater in Ann
Arbor.
A member of the
JCC board,
Marwil is on the
board of the
Women's
Campaign and
Education
Department of the
Jewish Federation
of Metropolitan
Susan
Detroit and active
Marwil
in Congregation
Shaarey Zedek and
wro'
its sisterhood,
National Council
of Jewish Women
and the National
Council of
Teachers of
English. She has
taught at Yeshivat
Akiva in
Martin
Southfield and
Hollander
Berkley High
School.
Hollander, a CPA, is past ticket
chair for the film festival and a
board member of the JCC. He also
served on the Southfield City
Council, Oakland County Business
Finance Corp. and the Synagogue
2000 Project. He is a member of
Temple Kol Ami.
This year's festival will feature
films about Jewish mothers, the
Holocaust, Jewish history, sports,
politics, art, comedy, Jewish Cuba
and Israel and will include features,
documentaries, shorts and anima-
tion.
Dr. David Magidson is film festi-
val director. A by-invitation-only
reception for sponsors and invited
guests will be held April 25.
Sponsorship opportunities are avail-
able.
For advance series tickets or spon-
sorship information, call the JCC
Jewish Life and Learning
Department, (248) 432-5577.