By Nate Feldman The 24th annual Rutgers Jewish Film Festival was held this year both on the Rutgers University campus in and around New Brunswick, NJ, and also online. The festival has Jewish-themed films from many countries around the world, including the United States, Germany, and Israel. On Sunday, November 5, I went to the 12:30 showing of The Frisco Kid , a 1979 comedy starring and Gene Wilder and Harrison Ford in the lead roles. The story is about Avram Belinski, played by Gene Wilder, a Rabbi from Poland who has been sent to the United States in the 1850s to become the leader of a Jewish congregation in San Francisco. When Avram arrives in Philadelphia, he discovers that he has missed the ship that would have taken him to San Francisco. He encounters two brothers, who claim they have likewise missed the ship, who say it is urgent they get to San Francisco to see their dying mother. Avram offers to pay for them to get there b...