Funcheap Daily Fun: The Jewish Film Class - 'Jellyfish'
From an installment of three films set in Tel Aviv comes Jellyfish and a promised spirited discussion. Ahem:
Co-directed by popular writers (and husband and wife) Etgar Keret and Shira Geffen, this unconventional film follows three very different Tel Aviv women: an aimless young waitress who finds an abandoned little girl at the beach; a bride who breaks her leg at her wedding reception; and a caregiver separated from her young son in the Philippines. As the woman struggle with difficult and unexpected situations, their occasionally intersecting stories weave a powerful portrait of modern Israeli life.
When: Tonight at 7
Cost: Free
Website: http://www.bjesf.org/adults_events.htm
Venue: Bureau of Jewish Education Community Library
Address: 1835 Ellis Street in San Francisco
This event is curated from funcheap, a San Francisco-based website that uncovers and shares recommendations of 50+ cheap, fun, and unique Bay Area events each week.
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