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My Left Hand
Sunday, May 3, 5:00 PM at
Director(s): Joshua Isaac
Country: United States
Year: 2008
Length: 81 MINUTES
Format: DVD | Documentary
Language: English
Special Guest(s) Information: Q&A with Filmmaker Joshua Isaac, moderated by SJFF Co-chair David Brumer, MSW, Director of Social Services at Kline Galland Home.
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Seattle filmmaker Joshua Isaac, a husband and father to two young boys, documents his experience dealing with reoccurrences of epithelioid sarcoma - a rare, cancerous tumor initially found in the palm of his left hand six years prior. He explores his emotions, doubts, fears, and faith in G-d and Judaism as he endures chemotherapy, radiation, and the amputation of his left hand. Through a dark descent into the trials of a cancer patient, the film ends by ultimately celebrating life.
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FREE PUBLIC SCREENING: No tickets required. Priority seating for passholders and Community Partner, with General Admissions line forming near MOHAI's McEachern Auditorium downstairs outside doors by the parking lot. Please do not enter upstairs. Passholder/community partners must arrive 20 min. prior for guaranteed seating and will enter first, then everyone else. Seating is limited and not guaranteed. Thanks for your understanding.
PRINT SOURCE: Josh Isaac, Filmmaker
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EMAIL: yoshinawa@hotmail.com
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Community Partners: Jewish Family Service & NW Sarcoma Foundation.
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