Miami Jewish Film Festival Announces 19th Year Lineup With Over 75 Films
Nearly a year has gone since the last Miami Jewish Film Festival (MJFF), but now, the beloved festival is set to return in January for its 19th year with plenty of films to get excited about.
Miami Jewish Film Festival’s 19th year features an array of acclaimed movies
As we count down until the last days of 2015, South Florida will already be hosting its first of many film festivals of the year as the Miami Jewish Film Festival prep for its 19th year.
Following the Speaking in Cinema event comes Julianne Moore starring in Safe on Thursday, February 18, at 8:30 p.m. It will be introduced by Miami Jewish Film Festival director Igor Shteyrenberg. And the last of the bunch, introduced by this very author of the New Times, is both the short Dottie Got Spanked and the feature film Far From Heaven. The set of films show on Thursday, February 25, at 8:30 p.m. http://www.miaminewtimes.com/arts/miami-cinemas-offer-retrospective-of-christine-vachons-films-8157744
“It is no longer enough for us to just give access to Jewish-interest films. What is at stake for us now is to present the best of world cinema that has a cultural insight and value,” Igor Shteyrenberg, director of the Miami Jewish Film Festival, says boldly.
The Six Most Anticipated Films at the Miami Jewish Film Festival
The Miami Jewish Film Festival is back in town, and with it comes a solid variety of movies to explore. But with so many films and so many places to see them, it’s tough to choose exactly which ones to catch. That’s why we’ve made a list of the ones we’re anticipating most. Though some of the films with bigger names are already sold out — Remember and A Tale of Love and Darkness, for instance — there are still dozens of others to experience. http://www.miaminewtimes.com/arts/the-six-most-anticipated-films-at-the-miami-jewish-film-festival-8166655
The Miami Jewish Film Festival Kicked Off With a Film by Screenwriter Benjamin August
A slight drizzle and a breeze marked the opening night of the 19th-annual Miami Jewish Film Festival at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center last Thursday. The South Florida winter weather created a bit of chaos for the festival organizers. Thirteen minutes behind schedule, Rabbi Efrat Zarren-Zohar, interim executive director of the Center for the Advancement of Jewish Education, opened the night with an announcement for the owner of a blue Subaru Outback, who left the car at the valet without the keys. Beyond that, there wasn’t a single glitch to report during the screening of the festival’s opening-night film, Remember, directed by Canadian director Atom Egoyan and starring Christopher Plummer.
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Miami Jewish Film Festival Announces 19th Year Lineup With Over 75 Films
Nearly a year has gone since the last Miami Jewish Film Festival (MJFF), but now, the beloved festival is set to return in January for its 19th year with plenty of films to get excited about.
http://www.miaminewtimes.com/arts/miami-jewish-film-festival-announces-19th-year-lineup-with-over-75-films-8100037
19th Annual Miami Jewish Film Festival Announces Line-Up of 80 Films from 20 Countries
10 venues across South Florida, 50 filmmakers and special guests, and 12,000+ attendees expected at 13-day festival.
http://www.prlog.org/12518180-19th-annual-miami-jewish-film-festival-announces-line-up-of-80-films-from-20-countries.html
Miami Jewish Film Festival’s 19th year features an array of acclaimed movies
As we count down until the last days of 2015, South Florida will already be hosting its first of many film festivals of the year as the Miami Jewish Film Festival prep for its 19th year.
http://www.examiner.com/article/miami-jewish-film-festival-s-19th-year-features-an-array-of-different-movies
The 2016 Miami Jewish Film Festival celebrates the Israeli new wave
http://www.miamiherald.com/entertainment/article53727405.html
Following the Speaking in Cinema event comes Julianne Moore starring in Safe on Thursday, February 18, at 8:30 p.m. It will be introduced by Miami Jewish Film Festival director Igor Shteyrenberg. And the last of the bunch, introduced by this very author of the New Times, is both the short Dottie Got Spanked and the feature film Far From Heaven. The set of films show on Thursday, February 25, at 8:30 p.m.
http://www.miaminewtimes.com/arts/miami-cinemas-offer-retrospective-of-christine-vachons-films-8157744
“It is no longer enough for us to just give access to Jewish-interest films. What is at stake for us now is to present the best of world cinema that has a cultural insight and value,” Igor Shteyrenberg, director of the Miami Jewish Film Festival, says boldly.
http://www.miaminewtimes.com/film/miami-jewish-film-festival-returns-with-a-bold-lineup-8169453
The Six Most Anticipated Films at the Miami Jewish Film Festival
The Miami Jewish Film Festival is back in town, and with it comes a solid variety of movies to explore. But with so many films and so many places to see them, it’s tough to choose exactly which ones to catch. That’s why we’ve made a list of the ones we’re anticipating most. Though some of the films with bigger names are already sold out — Remember and A Tale of Love and Darkness, for instance — there are still dozens of others to experience.
http://www.miaminewtimes.com/arts/the-six-most-anticipated-films-at-the-miami-jewish-film-festival-8166655
The Miami Jewish Film Festival Kicked Off With a Film by Screenwriter Benjamin August
A slight drizzle and a breeze marked the opening night of the 19th-annual Miami Jewish Film Festival at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center last Thursday. The South Florida winter weather created a bit of chaos for the festival organizers. Thirteen minutes behind schedule, Rabbi Efrat Zarren-Zohar, interim executive director of the Center for the Advancement of Jewish Education, opened the night with an announcement for the owner of a blue Subaru Outback, who left the car at the valet without the keys. Beyond that, there wasn’t a single glitch to report during the screening of the festival’s opening-night film, Remember, directed by Canadian director Atom Egoyan and starring Christopher Plummer.
http://www.miaminewtimes.com/arts/miami-jewish-film-festival-kicked-off-its-19th-year-with-screenwriter-benjamin-august-8188055