This review is just for the theater, where I saw one of the movies, "Aida's Secret," presented by the Jewish Film Festival.
It's a beautiful, guard-gated campus, and the theater is modern and comfortable. Since it's not a commercial movie theater, there's no stadium seating, no popcorn, and no need to take out a second mortgage to buy a fountain drink or bar of candy. But the seats are upholstered and the legroom is adequate. The temperature was perfect. Watching a fascinating documentary, followed by the surprise appearance, talk, and Q & A session by one of the main subjects of the film, made it even more of a totally delightful experience.