Aulcie Perry takes center court in Dani Menkin’s follow-up to On the Map, depicting the unlikely victory by fledgling Maccabi Tel Aviv in the 1977 European Basketball Championship. Here he focuses on the Israeli team’s improbable hero, tracing the African-American athlete’s life following&nbsp;the upset victory that enhanced Israel’s world image and boosted Israeli sports. Aulcie&nbsp;ended up staying in Israel, converting, and marrying a supermodel. But his remarkable and inspiring journey doesn’t end there. With great gratitude to our sponsor:- Monarch Casino Resort Spa - Black Hawk

Aulcie

An African American basketball star converts and becomes a sports legend in Israel.

Dani Menkin returns with two films scheduled for last year’s festival, his tale of unlikely Israeli sports icon Aulcie Perry and his stunning portrait of a veteran wildlife photographer Amos Nachoum, who dreams of photographing a polar bear underwater. Dani was honored with a tribute program at our 2016 festival, which opened with his exhilarating “On the Map,” introducing African American basketball star Aulcie Perry’s amazing story. Dani, an Israeli who lives in LA and makes English language films, will discuss “Aulcie” and “Picture of His Life” during his hour-long Q&amp;A.

Talkback with Director Dani Menkin, Aulcie

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