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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 role of the United States before, during, and after one of the greatest humanitarian crises in history is explored in this three-part documentary by Ken Burns, Lynn Novick and Sarah Botstein.
The 42nd San Francisco Jewish Film Festival (July 21 – August 7, 2022) presents over 70 films, events, parties, panels, and conversations in San Francisco, the East Bay, and online. SFJFF is dedicated to celebrating excellence in independent cinema that showcases the diversity of global Jewish life. KQED readers can use the code KQED32 for a discount on all tickets, passes, and packages to the Festival.
The 42nd San Francisco Jewish Film Festival (July 21 – August 7, 2022) presents over 70 films, events, parties, panels, and conversations in San Francisco, the East Bay, and online. SFJFF is dedicated to celebrating excellence in independent cinema that showcases the diversity of global Jewish life. KQED readers can use the code KQED32 for a discount on all tickets, passes, and packages to the Festival.
The 42nd San Francisco Jewish Film Festival (July 21 – August 7, 2022) presents over 70 films, events, parties, panels, and conversations in San Francisco, the East Bay, and online. SFJFF is dedicated to celebrating excellence in independent cinema that showcases the diversity of global Jewish life. KQED readers can use the code KQED32 for a discount on all tickets, passes, and packages to the Festival.
The 42nd San Francisco Jewish Film Festival (July 21 – August 7, 2022) presents over 70 films, events, parties, panels, and conversations in San Francisco, the East Bay, and online. SFJFF is dedicated to celebrating excellence in independent cinema that showcases the diversity of global Jewish life. KQED readers can use the code KQED32 for a discount on all tickets, passes, and packages to the Festival.