Pittsburgh Premiere
Director: Guy Nattiv
2011, Israel/Canada/France/Germany, 97 minutes
Hebrew with subtitles

In this award-winning drama, Mabul – The Flood – is an allegory for the events befalling a dysfunctional Israeli family. The mother is having an affair; the father is a pot-smoking pilot grounded because of his habit, and the son, Yoni, is a street-wise yet sweet boy preparing for his Bar Mitzvah – and his portion is Noah, which recounts the story of the Flood. When the family’s long-forgotten autistic son Tomer is unexpectedly sent home to live with them, the family is swept up in an emotional tide that threatens them.

Winner – Best Film, Best Cinematography and Best Newcomer - Haifa International Film Festival

Supported in part by the Jewish Healthcare Foundation.

Saturday, March 17, 9:45 p.m.
SouthSide Works Cinema

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