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An outstanding subscription series of eight film events on select Sundays throughout the year in the Al Green Theatre. The TJFS invites noted speakers to introduce and discuss our films.

  • Two screenings: 4:00 pm and 7:30 pm
  • $15 General Admission
  • $10 ages 18-29 (7:30 pm screening only)
  • Rush seats on sale 15 minutes before each screening

Memberships: $95 for 4:00 PM & 7:30 PM Screenings
Ages 18-29: $60 (7:30 PM Screening only)


2010 dates and titles:   [Click here to download brochure]

Welcome to the 32nd Season of the Toronto Jewish Film Society.  We've got a great linup of films this season - a diverse slate of comedies, dramas, short films and documentaries, from Canada, Israel, the United States, the United Kingdom and France.

Now more than ever, it is important to showcase Jewish themed films that dispel stereotypes and reveal the rich panoply of Jewish life, through history.  We hope you will continue to experience what the TJFS has to offer.  Enjoy the movies!
Best Regards,

Shlomo_BW_MMShlomo Schwartzberg
Chair, Toronto Jewish Film Society

 

 

 

 

CrazyLove

March 21, 2010

Crazy Love


(USA, 2007, directed by Dan Klores
92 minutes)

 

 

 

 

 

This compelling and wildly entertaining documentary introduces us to two people tied together for decades by obsessive devotion, co-dependence, and a single unforgivable act. When Linda Riss met Burt Pugach in 1957, she was a gorgeous, ambitious 20-year-old and he was a smooth-talking, high-flying older Manhattan lawyer. He was struck immediately by her youth and beauty, and she was quickly awed by his success, his Cadillac, and the jet-setting world he opened up to her. Very soon, the entire world would know their story.  Located amid the pragmatic conventionalism of New York Jewish life in the late ’50s, this film deftly explores a love’s capacity both to build and to destroy. Crazy Love is an unforgettable film, a testament to the maxim that fact is often more unbelievable than fiction.

4:00 pm screening guest speaker: Ellie Tesher

7:30 pm screening guest speaker: Rosa Bergman


Watch the trailer for Crazy Love here!