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URL:https://www.templemicah.org/events/never-in-my-wildest-dreams-film-scr
 eening-with-evi-beck/
SUMMARY:"Never in My Wildest Dreams" Film Screening with Evi Beck
DESCRIPTION:Never in my Wildest Dreams: A Film about the Life and Work of E
 velyn ("Evi") Torton Beck\nWise Aging is offering the opportunity to see N
 ever in my Wildest Dreams\, a film that features the life and work of long
 -time Temple Micah member\, Evelyn ("Evi”) Torton Beck\, who is a child 
 Holocaust survivor\, and a frequent presenter at Lunch &amp\; Learn.\n\nTh
 is film follows her on return visits to Vienna\, Austria\, where she was b
 orn\, and from here she and her family were able to flee just in time. It 
 is also where she was bestowed an honorary doctorate for lifetime achievem
 ent for work against antisemitism and homophobia\, as well as all other "i
 sms" that divide us. The themes of the film are deeply relevant today: the
  terror of living under a fascist regime determined to be rid of you and y
 our "people"\, the powerful impact of forced immigration\, loss\, and disp
 lacement even into old age\; the role of language\, activism and creativit
 y\; the healing power of art and its ability to create community.\n\nThe f
 ilm includes clips from her visit to the Austrian Museum of History\, enga
 gements with activists at a climate change protest (Grannies against the R
 ight)\, visual artists and musicians\, as well as her Honorary Doctorate c
 eremony. It also offers beautifully crafted footage of Evi's offerings of 
 Sacred Circle Dance.\n\nIn the film\, she talks openly about her personal 
 life as well as her intellectual history. Never in My Wildest Dreams is fl
 uid in form and often funny\, even as it opens difficult subjects. The fil
 m is 60 minutes long and has English subtitles.\n\nEvi will introduce the 
 film and stay for a Q&amp\;A following the screening. Light snacks will be
  provided.\n\nThis event is open to all ages\, and membership at Temple Mi
 cah is not required to attend. To join us\, please register in advance.\n\
 nRegister\nAbout Evi Beck\n\n\nEvelyn (“Evi”) Torton Beck\, is a child
  survivor of the Holocaust\, a scholar\, teacher\, activist\, and Professo
 r Emerita from the University of Maryland- College Park. She holds Ph.D.s 
 in both Comparative Literature (1972) and Clinical Psychology (2004). In 2
 021 she was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Vienna\, Austria from The Uni
 versity for Music and Performing Arts for her life’s work in the creatio
 n of interdisciplinary Women’s and Gender Studies and her continuing fig
 ht against anti-Semitism\, homophobia\, agism\, and all other “isms” t
 hat divide us.\n\nEvi Beck is also a founder of Jewish Women's Studies\, L
 esbian Studies\, Psychology of Women\, and Feminist Transformations of Kno
 wledge. Her writings include ground-breaking works\, such as Kafka and the
  Yiddish Theater: Its Impact on his Work (1972) and the by-now classic\, N
 ice Jewish Girls: A Lesbian Anthology (1982/1987)\, the first book that da
 red to bring these two identities together. In 2026 she presented her comp
 arative study of Franz Kafka and Frida Kahlo at the University of Oxford-E
 ngland. She is also a writer of poetry and a painter.\n\nAlthough she has 
 retired from university teaching and clinical psychology\, Evi continues t
 o work with The Fielding Graduate University in projects such as “Creati
 ve Longevity and Wisdom” and “Somatics and Phenomenology"\; she is an 
 internationally known teacher and choreographer of Sacred Circle Dance and
  has published essays about her research in this dance practice\, which is
  central to her spiritual life and which she offers regularly at Temple Mi
 cah. Learn more at evibeck.com.
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