Join us for a live discussion with “Aulcie” director Dani Menkin. Dani will also raffle off a signed basketball by Maccabi players and Aulcie Perry himself!
This highly anticipated sequel to the award-winning film “On the Map” tells the inspiring story of Aulcie Perry, a basketball legend recruited from the courts of Harlem who led Maccabi Tel Aviv to victory in the 1977 European Championship. After the season, Perry surprised many by converting to Judaism, adopting the Hebrew name Elisha Ben Avraham and becoming an Israeli citizen.
“Aulcie” tells the story of this incredible athlete who captured the spirit of a nation, triumphed against all odds and helped bring international recognition to Israeli athletes.
Included with the purchase of a film ticket. For a full listing of the JCCNS International Jewish Film Festival, click here.
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$85.00 “You Pick 6” ticket package
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