Can love survive clashing cultures? This quirky, romantic comedy follows two generations of Israeli women--one who falls in love with a German woman and the other with an Arab man. It stars a lively cast of Israeli and international actors, including Moran Rosenblatt (Fauda), Salim Dau (Avanti Popolo) and John Carroll Lynch (The Trial of the Chicago 7). Showing with the short comedic feature The Shabbos Goy. ﻿Underwritten by Joan &amp; Neil Gordon. (closed captioning available)

KISS ME KOSHER

God literally forbids she turn off a vibrator gone rogue, so an Orthodox Jewish woman sets out on a quest to find someone who can. Screening with Kiss Me Kosher.

THE SHABBOS GOY

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KISS ME KOSHER & THE SHABBOS GOY

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