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Great Neck native Judi Beecher and star of new hit film Tango Shalom meet and greet and Q and A at the Manhasset Theater 9/25 - Entertainment

Great Neck native Judi Beecher and star of new hit film Tango Shalom meet and greet and Q and A at the Manhasset Theater 9/25 - Entertainment
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Tango Shalom Theatrical Expands Across US as Demand and Momentum Build

/PRNewswire/ Vision Films announces additional markets for the continuing theatrical release of the award-winning Tango Shalom. The strong and positive.

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Planned monument to essential workers in NY meets opposition

Planned monument to essential workers meets opposition in Battery Park City By Lori Chung Manhattan SHARE NEW YORK Battery Park City residents at a sit-in say they re hoping to convince Gov. Andrew Cuomo to drop plans for a monument to essential workers in their neighborhood, worried that they ll lose a vital part of Rockefeller Park. Battery Park City residents at a sit-in over plans, announced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, to build a monument to essential workers. NY1/Philip O Driscoll. Our primary objective is to preserve this green space, Jennifer Haran said. Kids play here, there s soccer games, there s T-ball games on the weekend, people sunbathing, Haran added. Really, everyone from our community and beyond uses this space.

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JFilm s 2021 season showcases Jewish-themed films from around the world | The Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle

“Aulcie” (Photo courtesy of JFilm) “Aulcie” English/Hebrew; 74 minutes More than 40 years before NBA superstar Amar’e Stoudemire suited up for Maccabi Tel Aviv, another American-born basketball player took Israel by storm. After being cut from the New York Knicks in 1975, Aulcie Perry, a 6’10” overlooked center, arrived in the Jewish state. Perry’s ability to lead Maccabi Tel Aviv to two EuroLeague Championships, and captivate a country’s heart during nine seasons of play, begins director Dani Menkin’s 74-minute film. As the documentary unfolds, however, the Israeli hero’s professional career wanes as his struggles rise. Relationship difficulties and drug addiction plague the international superstar ending his meteoric climb from Newark’s gang-filled streets. Menkin relies on interviews with Tal Brody, an American-Israeli basketball player, as well as conversations with teammates and coaches in telling Perry’s redemption story. Whether “Aulcie” hit

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