The Chicago Jewish Alliance, in collaboration with the JCC Chicago Jewish Film Festival, invites you to an evening of reflection, resilience, and remembrance with the exclusive screening of "Supernova: The Music Festival Massacre". This poignant documentary captures the harrowing events of a tragic incident that turned a celebration of music into a scene of horror. 

Please note: Supernova is not available for streaming and can only be viewed through official screenings like this one.

Following the film, we are honored to host Ofri Reiner, a survivor from the Nova festival, who will share her personal experiences, insights, and journey towards healing. Ofri's testimony offers a unique perspective on survival, hope, and the human spirit's capacity to overcome even the darkest of times.

Event Highlights:

• Film Screening: Dive deep into the story of the Supernova Music Festival with firsthand accounts and expert analyses that shed light on the events of that fateful day.

• Survivor's Talk: Engage with Ofri Reiner as she recounts her story of survival, bravery, and the ongoing path to recovery. Her narrative is not only a testament to the resilience of survivors but also a call for solidarity and understanding.

• Q&A Session: An opportunity for attendees to ask questions, fostering a dialogue about peace, security, and community strength.

• Community Gathering: Connect with others in the community in a space that promotes empathy, education, and engagement.

Why Attend:

This event provides a crucial platform for education on contemporary issues affecting Jewish communities worldwide, while also offering a space for communal support and healing. By attending, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the impact of such tragedies and the importance of resilience and unity.

Tickets:

Secure your seat for this impactful evening at only $18. Proceeds will over film cost and speaks fee as well as support initiatives for peace and education in the community.

Join us for an evening that promises to be both enlightening and emotionally moving, as we remember, learn, and look forward together. Your presence supports not just the survivors but also the broader quest for peace and understanding.

Note: 

Due to the sensitive nature of the content, this event is recommended for attendees aged 18 and above.

All ticket sales are final