From FormatBiz.it Hanukkah – The Festival of Lights, animated short film directed by Maurizio Forestieri, produced by Rai Ragazzi and Graphilm Entertainment, received a nomination for best animated short-film at the Kidscreen Awards 2021, the most important American festival celebrating the best productions of the year of television and digital...
Three very different festivals starts on December 3, 2020; all 3 online The Other Israel Film Festival will show 24 films They have 8 special events, including 3 short program, ÍDruze cooking Chag HaChagin celebration. Tickets for most films are $13 The festival’s mission starts: The Other Israel Film Festival, founded...
Most days of the month of November I celebrated a Jewish actor or actress who was born that day by posting about her or him on my Instagram account. Below is the full list of stars with links to my posts and their movies available at Amazon.com. (Here is the...
Articel from the J The Jewish Film Institute, the S.F.-based entity that wasn’t able to present its annual San Francisco Jewish Film Festival this past summer due to the pandemic, has devised a special program to mark its 40th anniversary and light up your personal screen with Jewish films for...
This year they will show 7 movies all online. (In comparison 2017, 2017, 2018 they showed 10, 13, and 14 movies respectively.) This year’s selection includes four dramas, one comedy, and one short film. Tickets cost CLP 2,990 per movie. For all the details about the festival check its website for juts the...
This year they will show 16 movies, including 6 feature films, 6 short films, episodes from two TV series and two specials movies. Tickets cost 6 euros per movie. For all the details about the festival check its website for juts the list of films check the festival’s page on this website.
From the festival’s website: With a broad line-up of the latest movies depicting today’s Jewish culture and heritage, Budapest Jewish and Israeli Film Festival is the largest event of its kind in Central and Eastern Europe. This year’s programme features a fresh selection of recent pictures from Germany, the United...
From the festival’s website: WJFF.pl is the first ever and the largest Jewish Film Festival in Poland and eastern Europe. Established in 2003 has 18 years of experience acquiring some of the finest international, thematically Jewish, films. Movies which are dedicated to exploring Jewish culture, history and contemporary life of...
From the festival’s website: [It] is a cinematic celebration of Jewish life, culture, and history. Using the power of film to inform, educate, and most of all entertain, the festival challenges conventional perspectives on issues facing all of us. This program is part of Enzian’s cultural festival circuit and is...
From the festival’s website: The 21st edition of our Festival is the first time we are going 100% online. This is a mixed blessing. We will all miss the opportunity to gather together with fellow film lovers and enjoy the communal experience of the event. However, making sure that we...
From the festival’s website: Although we can’t come together in person this year, we’re delighted to be bringing this year’s festival to you “virtually”, so that you’re able to enjoy this season’s exciting line-up of outstanding films from the comfort and convenience of your own homes! For all the details...