Greenville Jewish Film Festival to Showcase ‘Running on Sand’

News Summary

The Greenville Jewish Film Festival is set to present the touching film ‘Running on Sand’ on February 9 at Camelot Cinemas. This inspiring story follows an Eritrean refugee mistaken for a professional soccer player, exploring themes of identity and love. Tickets are reasonably priced, making for an enriching cinematic experience that connects the community through storytelling.

Greenville Set to Welcome a Unique Cinematic Experience

Hey there, Greenville! Are you ready for a special movie night that promises not just entertainment, but a story that warms the heart? Mark your calendars for February 9 because the Greenville Jewish Film Festival is rolling out the red carpet to feature an incredible film that you won’t want to miss.

Run, Don’t Walk, to Camelot Cinemas

The star of the show, Running on Sand, is a remarkable film that has even snagged a nomination for the prestigious Israeli Academy Award for Best Film. The screening is set to take place at 4 p.m. at the cozy Camelot Cinemas, located at 48 E. Antrim Drive, Greenville, SC. It’s your chance to experience the magic of cinema in a comfy setting with fellow movie buffs!

A Heartfelt Journey

So, what’s Running on Sand all about? This poignant film follows the life of Aumari, a young Eritrean refugee who finds himself in Israel. In a delightful twist of fate, Aumari is mistakenly identified as a professional soccer player who has come to help the Maccabi Netanya team. But let’s be real—Aumari has no soccer experience whatsoever! Instead of dribbling with finesse, he’s more of a fish out of water on the field.

As the story unfolds, viewers will find themselves captivated by themes of identity, love, and the bond of sports. It raises thought-provoking questions and intertwines the experiences of refugees with the vibrant world of sports—making for an enriching cinematic experience. This film is set to remind us of our shared humanity and the pursuits that connect us all.

Get Your Tickets!

If you’re itching to see this incredible story unfold on the big screen, you’ll be happy to know that tickets are reasonably priced. Adult tickets are just $18, while students can snag theirs for $14. What’s even better? Both ticket options come with popcorn and a drink – because what’s a movie without a snack, right?

For students looking for a little extra help, there’s an option to request a discount code by simply emailing info@greenvillejewishfilmfestival.com. They’ve set this up to ensure that everyone has the chance to enjoy the screening.

Community Connection Through Cinema

The Greenville Jewish Film Festival is more than just a series of movie screenings; it’s a heartfelt effort to create connections within our community. Established in 2018, the festival is dedicated to encouraging critical thinking and fostering emotional engagement through films that tell meaningful stories. Aside from entertaining, the films serve as a bridge bringing people together, making it a wonderful addition to our local culture.

Your Invitation Awaits

So, what are you waiting for? Grab your friends, family, or even that co-worker who loves to discuss movies, and get ready for a touching cinematic journey that will leave you with a smile. Join the community at this year’s festival and immerse yourself in a film that’s just as delightful as it is thought-provoking.

For more information about the festival and all things cinema, head over to www.greenvillejewishfilmfestival.com. It’s time to celebrate storytelling through film—see you at the movies!

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