April 29 May 8

The Montclair Film Festival and Montclair SEPAC

invite you to two FREE Sensory Friendly Screenings

Joes Violin + Family Shorts

An American Tail

Friday, May 6

Friday, May 6

4:15PM Bellevue Theater

4:00PM Bellevue Theater

In her beautifully crafted short documentary JOES

VIOLIN, Kahane Cooperman tells the story of Joseph
Feingold, a 91-year-old Polish Holocaust survivor who
donates his violin of 70 years to a local instrument
drive. When the violin lands in the hands of a 12-yearold schoolgirl from the nations poorest congressional
district, their lives intersect, changing both of them
forever. This special screening will feature Q&A with the
filmmakers, and a collection of live action and animated
shorts that are fun for the whole family!

When the Mousekewitz family Mama, Papa, Tanya,

and Fievel are forced by circumstance to leave their
native Russia behind, they decide to make their way to
the promise of the United States. But once they arrive
in New York City, the family is separated, leaving young
Fievel on his own to handle the challenges and excitement
of the new world. Can Fievel find his family and survive
the perils of the big city? Don Bluths Oscar-nominated
AN AMERICAN TAIL is a moving look at the American
immigrant experience, told for the entire family.

Runtime: 55 minutes Recommended for children 8 and up.

Runtime: 80 minutes

To reserve a seat, please RSVP at www.MontclairFilmFest.org/SEPAC

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