FAQ’s, Accessibility, Code of Conduct

Tickets & Passes

Festival Passes (good for all virtual films)
Jewish Film Institute (JFI) Members: $40.00 
General Public: $70.00
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Individual Film Tickets
Jewish Film Institute (JFI) Members: $10.00
General Public: $15.00

Frequently Asked Questions

What is HanukkahFest? 
The 2021 HanukkahFest is an 8-day film festival experience featuring several Best of the Fest films from SFJFF 41, A Tribute To Ed Asner, several-high profile new releases, and a 2-hour LIVE event! The online film screenings and events are offered to our audiences throughout the week of Hannukah -  November 28 - December 5, 2021. Film screenings will include special live and pre-recorded intros, Q&A’s, Zoom conversations and celebrations that will provide an opportunity for our community to come together.

Why does the film/ticket say Sunday, November 28th 12:00 a.m.? 
This is the start time for all streaming films. They will be available starting 12:01am on Sunday, November 28th through 11:59pm on December 5th. Once a film has begun streaming, viewers have 72 hours to complete the film.

Community Agreement

The Jewish Film Institute supports bold, creative, independent art and artists.

Our spaces and events encourage the open exchange of ideas and perspectives with a freely flowing discourse anchored in mutual respect. Robust and inclusive debate is intrinsic to our community values and we encourage all festival goers to follow the golden rule: Treat others the way you want to be treated.

We hold steadfast in our commitment to freedom of creative expression while simultaneously lifting up anti-racist, anti-sexist, and anti-discriminationatory practices in all areas of the Jewish Film Institute Community. We strive to protect community members from conduct that is inappropriate, disruptive, abusive, or threatening.

Therefore, we ask that everyone in the Festival community—artists, audiences, volunteers, press, industry, staff, and beyond—does their part in creating an environment that is welcoming to all by committing to being:

  • Inclusive and respectful of people of every race, ethnicity, gender identity/expression, disability, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, age, physical appearance and body size, language spoken, and immigration or economic status
  • Intentional with your words by abstaining from hate speech or actions of any kind, including the abuse of chat functions (ex. trolling)
  • Mindful of the personal space and boundaries of others by avoiding unwelcome sexual attention, harassment, stalking, and inappropriate physical contact of any kind
  • Respectful of moderators, artists, and audience members by refraining from sustained disruption of screenings, sessions, talks, or other events
  • Conscious of the power you hold by not engaging in abuse or intimidation including that related to race, gender, position, or wealth,
  • Considerate of the work of artists by refraining from phishing and pirating the work of JFI filmmakers

If you experience or witness any inappropriate conduct, you can report it via one of the following methods and a member of the Safety & Belonging Team will respond as soon as possible, no later than 12 hours.

Alert a Jewish Film Institute Customer Service rep by calling 415.621.0556 or sending an email to jewishfilm@jfi.org

All incidents that violate our commitment to one another will be subject to an immediate and equitable review process.