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Trailers
SFJFF Festival Trailer
Directed by Bay Area filmmaker Tiffany Shlain, founder of the Webby Awards and director of The Tribe (SFJFF 2006). How many of the images can you identify? There are more than 40, and (nearly) all of them come from films that have appeared in past editions of the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival.
Love Comes Lately
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Three intertwined stories by Isaac Bashevis Singer. At the center is the elderly writer Max (Otto Tausig), whose vivid imagination merges life with fiction. Co-starring Rhea Perlman & Tovah Feldshuh.
Facing Windows
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Two love stories: one from the 1940s between two Italian Jews and one contemporary story of neighbors who watch each other furtively from facing windows across a street.
At Home in Utopia
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“The Coops,” cooperative Bronx apartments, symbolized an experiment in justice and equality. Tthis documentary portrays the workers who embraced communist, socialist and union movements.
The 28th SFJFF is a wrap!
Aug 12 2008
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