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100 Voices: A Journey Home,
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Follow Me: The Yoni Netanyahu Story,
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Shoah: The Unseen Interviews,
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White: A Memoir In Color The 21st Annual New York Jewish Film Festival had its opening last night and daily screenings are now running through January 26th. Presented by the Jewish Museum and the Film Society Of Lincoln Center, the festival is “a preeminent showcase for world cinema exploring the Jewish experience.”
