Live and Become is part of the BJFF’s 30th Anniversary Retrospective. An Ethiopian mother sends her son to Israel to save him from death and starvation. Considered an orphan, the boy is adopted by a French Sephardi family who lives in Tel Aviv.
Sponsored by: Barbara and Frank Resnek
In person: Yarden Fanta Vagenshtein, an Ethiopian Israeli postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University
Note: Purchasing a Friends Pass is good for admission to any films screened between April 22-25 and all fall festival films (Nov. 7-19, 2018).
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