Chicago Viewing of "Narrow Bridge"
Vicki Polin, Executive Director, The Awareness Center, Inc. said:
Here's your chance to see the acclaimed controversial film - "Narrow Bridge". It's the first film to address clergy sexual abuse in a Jewish community. A must see film!A therapist who viewed the film said:
Narrow Bridge is a harrowing retelling of a situation that occurs much too frequently in our schools. As a mental health professional who treats sexually abused individuals I can state that while the film is not a big budget production, it goes directly to the issues that survivors must deal with as they approach the developmental milestones of their lives. I recommend the film for training, education and treatment purposes and hope that we all learn to deal with this crisis in our midst.
When:
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Time:
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Location:
UIC Hillel Levine Center
924 S. Morgan
Chicago, IL
Contact:
Phone: 312.357.6923
Email:RuthSchachter @juf.org
7 Comments:
I can't wait to see the film. When is it coming to NYC?
http://theunorthodoxjew.blogspot.com/2007/10/why-i-told-my-darkest-secret.html#comment-7275743486044116349
"UOJ" - "The Un-Orthodox Jew" said...
The movie - The Narrow Bridge - will be coming to New York in the near future! Stay tuned! A must see!
I intend to be there for the screening.
10:19 AM, October 09, 2007
Check the Screenings page at www.narrowbridgefilm.com. There are several NY screenings planned.
No date yet, but very soon I think. Let's keep checking at: http://www.narrowbridgefilm.com/screenings.htm
BTW, I've seen it, tears come to my eyes when I'm thinking about it. It's so sad what these kids have to live with, on a daily basis. May Hashem have compassion on them & heal them all. This film is so well done & EIDEL as well. It's a must see. can't wait for the big release.
Temple Beth El in Somerset, NJ on October 23. Admission is free. The time will soon be posted on the Narrow Bridge website.
This posting has nothing to do with the topic but I wanted to make you aware of the following case in NJ (frum guy).
http://www.nj.com/starledger/stories/index.ssf?/base/news-3/1191473387242600.xml&coll=1#continue
You can find his book in any good seforim store!
http://www.neilrosenstein.com/
He's a Jewish Press writer. I suppose he's innocent like Tendler. Which elderly rabbi in Israel will the editors falsely quote to that effect this time?
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