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Northwest Premiere
France, 1999
111 min, 35mm
French w/ subtitles
Emmanuel Finkiel, Director  

Monday, March 12, 7:00 pm

Voyages  

A triptych of fictional stories exploring the lingering effects of loss, and the urgency of living in the here and now.  A Parisian widow receives a call from a man claiming to be her long-lost father. A newly arrived 85 year-old Russian immigrant wanders the streets of Tel Aviv looking for a distant cousin. A woman on a bus tour of Poland is left behind at a Jewish cemetery. An outstanding film from an important new voice in world cinema.  

                                       

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Monday, March 12  
7:00 pm Voyages
(Northwest Premiere; France, 1999, 111 min, 35mm; French w/ subtitles; Emmanuel Finkiel, Director)  A triptych of fictional stories exploring the lingering effects of loss, and the urgency of living in the here and now.  A Parisian widow receives a call from a man claiming to be her long-lost father. A newly arrived 85 year-old Russian immigrant wanders the streets of Tel Aviv looking for a distant cousin. A woman on a bus tour of Poland is left behind at a Jewish cemetery. An outstanding film from an important new voice in world cinema.