Itzhak Perlman Flier

A documentary by Alison Chernick – 2018, 80 minutes

Itzhak Perlman’s violin playing transcends mere
performance to evoke the celebrations and struggles
of real life. Alison Chernick’s enchanting documentary
looks beyond the sublime musician, to see the polio
survivor whose parents emigrated from Poland to Israel,
the young man who struggled to be taken seriously as a music student when schools saw only his disability. 2018. USA. 80 minutes. Not Rated.

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Programs

Big Bend Social Club
The Big Bend Jewish Social Club is a Federation program for seniors to provide opportunities to meet and enjoy each…
Holocaust Education Resource Council
Holocaust Education Resource Council (HERC) provides the following resources for educators, students, and the community: Educational programs and curricula Teacher…
Library Book Donations
The Tallahassee Jewish Federation donates funds to the LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library to purchase books with a Jewish…
Camp Shalom
Camp Shalom was started in 1996 by a group of people in the Tallahassee area who realized how wonderful it would be to have a camp for Jewish children and their friends. Housed in a local temple, children from the age of 4 to 11 enjoy a variety of activities each day. Children aged 12 and 13 go on daily field trips.
The Jewish Genealogical Society of Tallahassee
1. To promote an interest in Jewish genealogy
2. To encourage and instruct members in genealogical research
3. To provide opportunities for sharing of genealogical information.
Institute for South Jewish Living (ISJL) Programs
The Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life (ISJL) promotes Judaism and our heritage through innovative programs and shared resources. The…
Hillel at FSU
The mission of Hillel @ FSU: “To enrich the lives of Jewish undergraduates and graduates students so they may enrich the community and the world.”
Overnight Camp Scholarships
My mother was a rare combination of strength and vulnerability,” says David Page, whose mother Gail just passed away after…
Teen Philanthropy Initiative
The TJF is delighted to announce the launching of its new Teen Philanthropy Initiative. This Initiative, like many similar Federation programs emerging around the country strengthens teens’ identification with their Jewish heritage.
Summer Camp Scholarships
Tallahassee Jewish Federation offers summer camp scholarships to qualified children and teens. In order to ease parents’ planning, Federation has started awarding the scholarships early in the calendar year.
PJ Library
PJ Library is a Jewish Family Engagement program implemented on a local level throughout North America. We mail free, high-quality…
Tallahassee Jewish Film Series
Do you like film? Do you like Jewish film? Funny, uplifting, sad, introspective, off the beaten path Jewish films? So…