MARCH 9-13, 2022
Baton Rouge Jewish Film Festival
MANSHIP THEATRE
FESTIVAL UPDATE: NEW DATES FOR FILMS
The Baton Rouge Jewish Film Festival has rescheduled our festival. The new dates and times are as follows:
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Wednesday, March 9 – Crime on the Bayou, 7:00pm
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Saturday, March 12 – Honeymood, 7:30pm
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Sunday, March 13 – Double Feature: Born in Auschwitz, 1:00pm, The Light Ahead, 3:30pm
If you have already purchased tickets, the Manship will automatically transfer those to the same film, on the new date, and you don’t need to do anything.
If you want the Manship to re-email your tickets to you with the updated information, please let them know by calling the ticket desk at (225) 344-0334.
If you cannot make the new dates, please reach out to the Manship Theatre Ticket Desk for your options at (225) 344-0334.
Thank you so much for your patience, and understanding during these difficult times. We want to have this event occur as safely as possible, while still having a great event.
See you at the movies!
FILM CALENDAR
A Crime On the Bayou
Wednesday, March 9 @ 7:00 pm
Honeymood
Saturday, March 12 @ 7:30 pm
Born in Auschwitz
Sunday, March 13 @ 1:00 pm
The Light Ahead
Sunday, March 13 @ 3:30 pm
YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED…
USS KIDD Veterans Museum and the Louisiana Veterans Museum Foundation are pleased to bring to Baton Rouge the traveling exhibit CINEMA JUDAICA: THE WAR YEARS, 1939-1949.
Developed by the Dr. Bernard Heller Museum at Hebrew Union College, the exhibit opened on January 25 and will be on display through March 31, 2022.
Using iconic Hollywood film posters, “Cinema Judaica” illustrates how the motion picture industry countered America’s isolationism, advocated going to war against the Nazis, and influenced post-war perceptions of the Jewish people.
Motion pictures have been a part of our popular culture for over one hundred years. They are a source of entertainment, education, and enlightenment for all, even while deployed in the military. Adjacent to the Cinema Judaica exhibit, USS KIDD Veterans Museum has added a series of vintage and contemporary photographs of military units relaxing and enjoying movies.
Originally scheduled to open just prior to the Baton Rouge Jewish Film Festival in January, the exhibit will remain open through the re-scheduled Festival to be held March 9 through March 13.
The Dr. Bernard Heller Museum at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in New York is the visual extension of the spiritual, cultural, and educational life of the College-Institute, which provides graduate and professional programs for students of all faiths.
The Louisiana Veterans Museum Foundation was created to pursue and provide supplemental support to the USS KIDD Veterans Museum. To meet their mission, they rely on the generosity and patriotism of individuals, businesses, and foundations.
USS KIDD Veterans Museum is open daily 9:30 to 3:30 and is on the Riverfront in Downtown Baton Rouge. Admission to “Cinema Judaica: The War Years, 1939-1949” is included with admission to the Museum. For more information, visit the website at www.usskidd.com or phone 225-342-1942.
