Film History 101

The ever-changing lineup of films at the Miami Beach Cinematheque means that there's rarely an evening when there isn't something new for you to see. Tonight it's "Being Jewish in France," presented in collaboration with the National Center for Jewish Film. Tuck into a seat (or the Cleopatra chair if...
November 12, 2009
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The ever-changing lineup of films at the Miami Beach Cinematheque means that there’s rarely an evening when there isn’t something new for you to see. Tonight it’s “Being Jewish in France,” presented in collaboration with the National Center for Jewish Film. Tuck into a seat (or the Cleopatra chair if you’re lucky…and early) and catch an account of the rich and complex history of Jews in France. The screening of this award-winning film starts at 7 p.m.

Mon., Nov. 16, 7 p.m., 2009

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