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This 2007 film directed by Eran Kolerin is now an award-winning Broadway Musical, so this is a great time to revisit this award-winning Israeli film. A band comprised of members of the Egyptian police force arrives in the middle of the Israeli desert to play at the inaugural ceremony of an Arab Arts Center only to discover they have taken the wrong bus to the wrong destination.
The Jewish Film Institute awarded $80,000 to six projects in 2024. The fifth round of JFI Completion Grants announced honor films that articulate nuanced, contemporary, and bold depictions of Jewish life and identity.
The Jewish Film Institute awarded $85,000 to seven projects in 2023. The fourth round of JFI Completion Grants announced celebrates a diverse slate of documentary projects selected from a national applicant pool — the largest in the program’s history.
The Jewish Film Institute awarded $75,000 to six projects in 2022. The third round of JFI Completion Grants announced celebrates a diverse slate of documentary projects selected from a national applicant pool — the largest in the program’s history.
The Jewish Film Institute awarded $100,000 to six projects in 2021, ranging from $5,000 to $30,000 per project. The announcement was made at the awards ceremony at the conclusion of the 41st San Francisco Jewish Film Festival.
The inaugural slate of JFI Completion Grants awarded $75,000 to six projects in 2020. The inaugural grant awards were presented as part of “Cinegogue Summer Days”, a four day cinematic event that took place virtually during what would have been the 40th anniversary San Francisco Jewish Film Festival.
When university professor Deborah E. Lipstadt (Rachel Weisz) includes World War II historian David Irving in a book about Holocaust deniers, Irving accuses her of libel and sparks a legal battle for historical truth.
A striking new documentary from Israel, ORIENTED examines life for gay Israelis and Palestinians in Tel Aviv.
In TIKKUN, a surreal, haunting narrative film, an Orthodox man feels as if he is being tested by God.
The extraordinary story of Stuart Canin, a WWII American rifleman and violinist who performed for Churchill, Truman and Stalin at the Potsdam Conference, 1945. Features documentary followed by a live concert, from Mr. Canin, who will reprise his earlier performance.