Mr. Klein
It's January 1942 in Paris and art dealer Robert Klein is making a killing. For this loyal Frenchman, the Nazi occupation is a unique business opportunity, since Jews fleeing the country are unlikely to haggle over their heirlooms' worth. But when a Jewish newspaper turns up on Klein's doorstep, his comfortable life begins to unravel. It seems there's another Robert Klein, a suspected Jewish Resistance fighter, who's content to live in the shadows and let his namesake take the fall. As Klein's investigation of his double progresses, the mood shifts from Hitchcock to Kafka and proving his innocence becomes less important than confronting his doppelganger...
Guest Speaker: Kate Gibeault - Director, Cohen Institute for Holocaust and
Director of the Cohen Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies. Keene State College, is a trained anthropologist of religion with expertise in religion in the wake of mass tragedies.
Gibeault comes to Keene State from the University of San Diego, where she has worked for the past six years, offering courses on the Holocaust and related topics through the Department of Theology & Religious Studies. She has served as co-chair of the Teaching Religion Unit of the American Academy of Religion and as a co-director of the university’s Urgent Challenges Collective, an initiative that supports research, teaching, and advocacy on the issue of homelessness.
Patio Party hosted by Ellen Fisch Karcinel and Ken Karcinel
Movie Times - All Films:
Box Office Opens: 5:30 PM | Patio Opens: 6:00 PM | Guest Speaker: 6:30 PM | Film: 7:00PM
Tickets are sold at the door or Purchase online (coming soon)
General Admission: $10.00 | BHC and JFNH Members: $9.00 | Season Pass (5 Films): $40.00