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Jewish Downtown, Boston Movie Series – Ushpizin
ABOUT THIS EVENT
Jewish Downtown Boston Movie Series features: Ushpizin
Jewish Downtown Boston Movie Series features: Ushpizin at The Boston Synagogue hosted by Young Professionals Benjamin & Sarah in partnership with BackRoom Boston.
Enjoy the film on a huge screen with immersive surround sound for a true theater-like experience. Plus, our unique downtown location is easy to reach by MBTA, and we offer both free parking and validated parking at the Cambridge Street Garage. And since the weather is finally on our side, come early to relax on the patio. Grab snacks and beverages, meet new people, and start some great conversations before the movie begins.
✨ What to Expect:
- Feature film screening on a large screen with surround sound
- A lively, social atmosphere in the heart of downtown Boston
- A celebration of Jewish storytelling through film
- Community gathering before and after the movie
Whether you’re deeply connected to Jewish culture or just love great independent films, this evening promises laughs, insight, and a memorable night out.
🎬 Grab your seat and join us for our Summer series: Jewish downtown movie culture through Film — where stories come alive on screen and in community.
Ushpizin
September 30 @ 7:00 PM
Moshe and Malli, an Orthodox Jewish couple in Jerusalem, are childless and without means to celebrate the weeklong holiday of Succoth. After much prayer, they receive unexpected money, and Moshe is told about an abandoned shack where he and Malli can properly observe the holiday and receive guests. However, they are visited by two ex-convicts with an unexpected link to Moshe’s past, and the celebration becomes a series of emotional trials.
It is going to be a great series we look forward to having you join us.
REFRESHMENTS: Popcorn, Pizza, Movie Munchies & Beverages
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