Exclusive: After the first show at the Sandans Film Festival, the documentary film Coexistence, my ass! It was chosen as an opening night for the forty -fifth Jewish Jewish Film Festival.
It is out of amber prices, Coexistence, my ass! Noam Shuster-Iliassi, who grew up the child's literal poster for the Israeli-Palestinian peace process before making a difficult axis to comedy and political approach. But as the region deepens devastating violence, this moment should meet by challenging its fans with difficult facts that are not a laughing issue.
We are honored to open the Jewish San Francisco Film Festival with Live my ass! “This festival has long defended the narration of bold and urgent stories, and we are grateful for their support – not only as programmers, but also as financiers of the film,” Fares said in a statement.
It is expected that the prices and Shuster-ILIASSI will attend July 17, along with the writer/producer Rachel Leah Jones. The show will be held at 6:30 pm at the Herbst Theater in the center of San Francisco. The film will pass a second time on July 22 at 6 pm at the Bidmont Theater in Landmark in Auckland, also with film makers.
In 2024, the Jewish Film Institute honored Coexistence, my ass! Thanks to the Envision Award, the completion grant provides great support for the project because of its individual ability to imagine a world free of prejudice and hatred. Earlier this year, the World Cinema Documentary Award for Freedom of Expression in Sundance.
She also won the Top Award, Alexander Gold Award at Thessaloniki Int'l Documentary Festival and Full Frame Documentary Studies Center.
“In a moment of escalating violence and a shrinking space for dialogue and technical freedom-especially on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict- Coexistence, my ass! “It exceeds clarity, courage and sharp humor. We are proud to support him through our grant program and his vision is echoes on the world stage,” said Lixi Laban, CEO of the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival in a statement.
JFI, which “heroes” films and film directors who enrich and develop the Jewish story of the masses everywhere “, distributed more than $ 400,000 to grants to directors since 2020, including Sandy Dubovsky Queen SaturdayA Tribeca in 2024, closed SFJFF last year, as well as Rachel Elizabeth's high seeds Photo memory.
SFJFF45 operates from July 17 to 3, 2025 in theaters throughout San Francisco and the Gulf East. The full assortment will be announced on June 17, which tickets are also sold to all programs.
