Set against the backdrop of the Six-Day War, this gripping film follows Sarah, a young wife and mother of two living in Jerusalem, who chooses action over safety when war reaches her doorstep. With her husband called up to serve in the Jerusalem Brigade, Sarah—herself a former army medic—volunteers to drive an ambulance, risking her life to rescue and treat the wounded amidst the chaos of early bombings. As the city becomes a battleground, Sarah’s courage and determination are put to the ultimate test.

Featuring vivid, harrowing battle scenes and grounded in historical reality, the film is inspired by the true story of Esther Arditi, the only woman ever awarded the Israeli Medal of Distinguished Service.

Followed by Guest Speakers: producer Joseph Schick and actor Roman Thomson

Joseph Schick is producer and creator of Jerusalem ’67, the first-ever feature film about the Six Day War. Joe co-produced the movie Sun Belt Express, and previously worked as an attorney and as an opinion columnist and sportswriter.

Roman Thomson is an American actor who has recently starred in Meeting Funmi’s Parents (2024, Netflix) and The Long Distance Department (2024). In Jerusalem ‘67 he portrays Paul.