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The 39th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival invites you to celebrate the visiting filmmakers of the 39th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival at our annual Filmmaker Party at Catch SF!
The 39th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival invites you to a post-film conversation on feminism and film criticism. How do issues of equity and inclusion impact the field? Is the film industry leading the charge for change?
This is Personal provokes the questions: how are women differently impacted by race, religion, sexual and gender identity and how did this play out in the Women's March following the 2016 election? How do people work together when they disagree? Join the conversation as a diverse panel of Jewish Women of Color lead the post-film conversation
The 39th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival invites you to celebrate the visiting filmmakers of the 39th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival at our annual Filmmaker Party at Catch SF!
The 39th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival invites you to a post-film conversation on feminism and film criticism. How do issues of equity and inclusion impact the field? Is the film industry leading the charge for change?
The 38th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival invites you to the Festival Launch & Press Preview event where the full 2018 lineup of programs, themes, events, awardees, parties and panels will be revealed.
The 38th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival invites you to celebrate the visiting filmmakers of the 38th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival at our annual Filmmaker Party, following our Freedom of Expression Award program with Liz Garbus.
The Festival’s 12 Big Nights honor stories big and small that illuminate the diversity of Jewish experiences, champion freedom of expression, and delight with their wit and charm. This year’s Festival features two live, artistic performances, a new East Bay Opening Night and much more. Click through to learn more about each program.
SFJFF37 is pleased to present several enhanced programs that bring music and dance to center stage for our Festival attendees. Ranging from traditional jazz standards to sublime modern dance, these performances provide the perfect compliment to the stories told onscreen.
The immigration crises of the 21st century have contributed to a prodigious output of contemporary films, many of which will be showcased at SFJFF37. Inclusive of a Hollywood classic, the Exodus sidebar will examine the experiences of refugees that underscores similarities between past and contemporary currents of xenophobia, populism and extreme nationalism.