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EVENT CATEGORIES Art Dance Music Theater ART Through Feb. 3 Hidden Identities: Paintings and Drawings by Jorge Tacla With the earliest works in the series dating to 2005, "Hidden Identities"
Languages Amharic Farsi Hungarian Spanish Cantonese French Japanese Turkish Czech Greek Polish Ukranian English Hebrew Russian Amharic Mussa Directed by Anat Goren (Israel, 2015, 60 min.) Twelve-year-old Mussa won't speak.
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