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X-WR-CALNAME:New Streaming Film - Saul & Ruby's Holocaust Survivor Band
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UID:55872020-10-31
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LOCATION:17701 Dartmouth Drive\nLewes DE 19958
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SUMMARY:New Streaming Film - Saul & Ruby's Holocaust Survivor Band
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DESCRIPTION:“Saul & Ruby’s Holocaust Survivor Band\,” is an enthralli
 ng\nmusical documentary that follows the story of two musicians with an\ni
 nsatiable lust for life. Like many survivors of the Holocaust\, after\nWor
 ld War II Saul and Ruby moved to America\, started families and\ncareers\,
  grew old\, and retired to South Florida. For them\, retirement\ncould hav
 e been the last chapter in their story. But then they decided\nto start a 
 klezmer band\, named the Holocaust Survivor Band. In this\nutterly heart-a
 ffecting and enthralling film\, we follow 94 year old\nSaul’s (drummer) 
 and 90 year old Ruby’s (accordion) musical\njourney. It begins in total 
 obscurity\, playing in residential homes\nfor the elderly and small Jewish
  community organizations to being\ninvited to perform at venues across the
  country including the Kennedy\nCenter’s Millennium Stage. This unique a
 nd compelling story is about\nhaving the courage to live one’s dreams\, 
 finding purpose and meaning\nin life at any age\, the transcendent power o
 f music\, and the\nimportance of speaking out against anti-Semitism and bi
 gotry. [2020\,\nUS\, 81 min\, Rated: NR]. Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Prese
 nter: Rehoboth\nBeach Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:“Saul & Ruby’s Holocaust Survivor Band\,
 ” is an enthralling musical documentary that follows the story of two mu
 sicians with an insatiable lust for life. Like many survivors of the Holoc
 aust\, after World War II Saul and Ruby moved to America\, started familie
 s and careers\, grew old\, and retired to South Florida. For them\, retire
 ment could have been the last chapter in their story. But then they decide
 d to start a klezmer band\, named the Holocaust Survivor Band. In this utt
 erly heart-affecting and enthralling film\, we follow 94 year old Saul’s
  (drummer) and 90 year old Ruby’s (accordion) musical journey. It begins
  in total obscurity\, playing in residential homes for the elderly and sma
 ll Jewish community organizations to being invited to perform at venues ac
 ross the country including the Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage. This u
 nique and compelling story is about having the courage to live one’s dre
 ams\, finding purpose and meaning in life at any age\, the transcendent po
 wer of music\, and the importance of speaking out against anti-Semitism an
 d bigotry. [2020\, US\, 81 min\, Rated: NR]. Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Pr
 esenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
DTSTAMP:20261028T200110Z
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