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Another Road Home...


ANOTHER ROAD HOME

Opens in Los Angeles on May 6th at Laemmle's Music Hall 3.

ANOTHER ROAD HOME is the deeply moving story of Israeli filmmaker, Danae Elon's quest to find Musa Obeidallah, the Palestinian man who helped raise her from the time she was a baby until she joined the Israeli army. Danae's emotional and physical journey takes her from her current home in New York to an Arab-American neighborhood in New Jersey, and finally to the West Bank and Jerusalem. This evocative documentary reaches out with deep affection to all who believe in the power of family, trust and friendship.

ANOTHER ROAD HOME launches its national release in New York on April 29th and Los Angeles on May 6th, followed by openings in major cities over the coming months. To see the trailer and for more information, please visit anotherroadhomethemovie.com.

"This quiet and understated film provides space for reflection on the conflict at so many different levels. It is quite wonderful." -- Aliza Becker, Executive Director, Brit Tzedek v'Shalom/Jewish Alliance for Justice and Peace

"ANOTHER ROAD HOME is a film of unusual and extraordinary beauty. At its core, one finds our common humanity where genuine emotional bridges have been built amidst a backdrop of conflict and deep pain. I do not believe I have ever seen the Palestinian story expressed with as much simple tenderness." -- Dr. Ziad Asali, President, American Task Force on Palestine

Running Time: 79 minutes. Rating: Not rated. Distributor: GeoQuest Entertainment Group, Ltd.

LAEMMLE'S MUSIC HALL 3
9036 Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Showtimes: 310-274-6869
For more information and online ticket service: laemmle.com

The national release is complemented by an outreach program involving organizations (religious and nonsectarian) that support our efforts to further the discussion and understanding of the complex issues raised in the film. To get involved, please contact Karen O'Hara at [email protected] or 520-326-0813. We encourage you to see ANOTHER ROAD HOME on opening weekend so the theater will hold it over for another week. Please forward our message to interested friends, colleagues, blogs, and mailing lists. Thank you.

Carinne Luck, Chapter Organizer

Brit Tzedek v'Shalom

The Jewish Alliance for Justice and Peace

114 W. 26 St., Suite 1007

New York, NY 10001

Ph: (212) 366 1670
btvshalom.org
 

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Login to find out (May 18, 2005 at 3:38pm)
Sounds good. :) let us know how it is if anyone sees it (please)