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...
From the festivals’s website: The Milwaukee Jewish Film Festival celebrates the quality, diversity, and innovation of Jewish film making from around the world. Narrative or documentary, new or old, the Film Festival finds the highest quality films that speak to the Jewish experience, tell uniquely Jewish stories, or come from...
From the festivals’s website: Now in its third year as a stand-alone Jewish short film festival, the 2020 JFJSFF offers 31 films from Israel, France, Germany, Russia, the UK and the US. The festival is arranged in five programs containing documentaries, narratives, and animated short films. At the conclusion, a...
From the festivals’s Facebook page: [The festivals kicks off] with the Canadian Premiere of SUBLET by renowned director Eytan Fox, a poignant depiction of the transformative power of love through a cross-generational encounter. This second installment of our 28th Festival will stream 50+ titles showcasing the best in Jewish film...
For its 40th anniversary season, GPJFF has planned a fully immersive and exciting Virtual Fall Fest. From November 7-21, GPJFF will showcase over two dozen virtual programs and special events, including 18 feature film Philadelphia Premieres, two shorts programs, and an episodic Israeli TV series. Other highlights include GPJFF Big...
These seven films can be seen as part of the festival between now and November 4. Asia Douze Points Holy Silence Leona Shared Legacies: The African-American Jewish Civil Rights Alliance Still Happy Those Who Remained From the welcome message: Not only will you be able to view some amazing and...