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Jewish Film Series has thrillers, dramas, romcoms — and weed

In the German film "Labyrinth of Lies," Alexander Fehling plays Radmann, a young prosecutor who begins investigating Nazi war crimes a generation after World War II.
In the German film "Labyrinth of Lies," Alexander Fehling plays Radmann, a young prosecutor who begins investigating Nazi war crimes a generation after World War II.

If you go

› What: Jewish Film Series.› When: 7 p.m. Wednesdays, March 30-April 27.› Where: Jewish Cultural Center, 5461 North Terrace Road.› Admission: $7 (includes complimentary popcorn and a soft drink, except on April 27 when kosher snacks for Passover will be available).› Phone: 423-493-0270.› Note: Films are recommended for ages 16 and older.

Schedule

› March 30: “Labyrinth of Lies” › April 6: “Dough” › April 13: “Auf Das Leben” › April 20: “The Kind Words”› April 27: “A La Vie”

Chattanooga’s Jewish Film Series offers five films – a buffet of genres from political thriller to romcom crowd pleaser to a feel-good tale of friendship to delight any stoners in one’s life.

That last one is called “Dough” and portrays an elderly Jewish baker in London who’s frantically trying to save his financially foundering business. He hires a young Sudanese refugee who happens to be both a small-time pot dealer and a Muslim.

Despite the differences in age and religion, the men become fast friends. And when a stash of weed is accidentally knocked into the challah dough, the duo are surprised but delighted that the bread is an explosive hit, drawing customers who feel so relaxed and chill after eating a slice.