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SFJFF 2026

Discover films, events and performances at the 46th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, July 16 – August 2, 2026.


Film Guide

SFJFF46 presents 65 films from 17 countries, including 8 World Premieres, 2 International Premieres, 2 North American Premieres, and 5 United States Premieres.


Act One

In this rhythmic psychological thriller, a lonely aspiring teen actress finds herself drawn to an acting teacher who pulls her into a web of desire and control, blurring the lines of seduction and obsession.


Amazing Live Sea Monkeys

A widow fights powerful corporations to reclaim her late husband’s famous Sea-Monkeys toy empire while protecting its secret formula and confronting the complex history behind its creation.


American Doctor

When three American doctors—Palestinian, Jewish, and Zoroastrian—enter Gaza to save lives, they find themselves caught between medicine and politics, risking everything to expose the truth.


American Zoo

The Catskill Game Farm was America's first ever private zoo, fostering beloved childhood memories for a generation before falling into disrepair and closing in 2006. But found home movies would expose a shocking new chapter of the zoo's history.


Beyond The Duplex Planet

Artist David Greenberger, whose quirky publication The Duplex Planet shared the insights of nursing home seniors, is now a senior himself and has much to say about art and conversation.


Blue Marks

A young Israeli woman moves to Paris to study fashion. After a chance encounter turns into rape, she faces an unwanted child and seeks revenge against the man who killed her dreams.


Bookends

When Nate moves in with his grandparents after a bad breakup with his boyfriend, the two generations' life experiences, values, and philosophies collide in exasperating, funny, and heartbreaking ways.


Community Shabbat

Gather in the JCCSF atrium for a community Shabbat to mark the midway point of SFJFF46 and celebrate the world premiere of "I Don’t Know What I’m Doing Here."