Regarding geographic restrictions: For the purposes of the festival, the “Greater Spokane Metro Area” includes Spokane and Coeur d’Alene and environs (e.g., Colville, Elk, Mead, Harrison, Hayden, etc.) as well as the Tri-Cities and the Moscow/Pullman area. If you live in one of these areas and are unable to access this film, please email director@sajfs.org for help.
Join the live Q&A with They Ain’t Ready for Me director Brad Rothschild
at 4 p.m. on March 7 using this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86576749708
We are excited to announce that the filmmaker Q&A for They Ain’t Ready For Me will be hosted by Wendy Levy! As the Executive Director of The Alliance for Media Arts + Culture, Wendy is focused on facilitating collaboration, innovation, leadership and cultural impact in the media arts field, leading new national and international programs like HatchLabs, Arts2Work and The Innovation Studio. Read more about Wendy
Reawakening
In 2017, white supremacists came to town chanting neo-Nazi slogans and rallying just outside their congregation. Since then, members of Charlottesville’s only synagogue have been on a journey against hate. At times, the journey required self-reflection. At times, it required communal action. But no matter what form it took, Charlottesville’s Jews found that standing up for themselves meant standing up for justice in the broader community. Reawakening documents their journey. Through interviews with rabbis and congregants, the film explores how the white supremacy they experienced transformed their understanding of themselves and their city -- and how it intensified their commitment to social justice.
- Year2019
- Runtime8 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- DirectorAlexandra Kauffman Horowitz
- ScreenwriterAlexandra Kauffman Horowitz
- ProducerAlexandra Kauffman Horowitz
Regarding geographic restrictions: For the purposes of the festival, the “Greater Spokane Metro Area” includes Spokane and Coeur d’Alene and environs (e.g., Colville, Elk, Mead, Harrison, Hayden, etc.) as well as the Tri-Cities and the Moscow/Pullman area. If you live in one of these areas and are unable to access this film, please email director@sajfs.org for help.
Join the live Q&A with They Ain’t Ready for Me director Brad Rothschild
at 4 p.m. on March 7 using this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86576749708
We are excited to announce that the filmmaker Q&A for They Ain’t Ready For Me will be hosted by Wendy Levy! As the Executive Director of The Alliance for Media Arts + Culture, Wendy is focused on facilitating collaboration, innovation, leadership and cultural impact in the media arts field, leading new national and international programs like HatchLabs, Arts2Work and The Innovation Studio. Read more about Wendy
Reawakening
In 2017, white supremacists came to town chanting neo-Nazi slogans and rallying just outside their congregation. Since then, members of Charlottesville’s only synagogue have been on a journey against hate. At times, the journey required self-reflection. At times, it required communal action. But no matter what form it took, Charlottesville’s Jews found that standing up for themselves meant standing up for justice in the broader community. Reawakening documents their journey. Through interviews with rabbis and congregants, the film explores how the white supremacy they experienced transformed their understanding of themselves and their city -- and how it intensified their commitment to social justice.
- Year2019
- Runtime8 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- DirectorAlexandra Kauffman Horowitz
- ScreenwriterAlexandra Kauffman Horowitz
- ProducerAlexandra Kauffman Horowitz