Featured film at Centerflix Jewish Film Festival:
Celebrating the Unbreakable Jewish Spirit

Four Hours a Day

Runtime: 56 minutes

★ Tuesday, March 5, 11:30 AM

At The Center on the 4th Floor
Four Hours a Day is the extraordinary and yet untold story of young mothers in the kibbutz movement in Israel. Based on Orian Chaplin’s bestselling book, it follows a phenomenon that affects thousands of mothers and their children to this day. Babies who, following kibbutz ideology, were taken from their mothers and lived and raised in children home. The mother was allowed to spend time with her child for only four hours a day.
★ Special programming: Lunch and discussion with Gem Suslovich of Gem’s Film Salon.
Gem will be discussing motherhood and the necessity for empathetic consideration of the experiences and journeys our mothers have undertaken.

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Films will be shown Tuesdays and Thursdays in March
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