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The Jewish Film Institute and Marin Jewish Community Center celebrate the best Jewish films of the year with a selection of highlights from the 43rd San Francisco Jewish Film Festival.
In Barry Avrich’s adoring portrait of Canada’s first Jewish female Supreme Court Justice, Rosalie Abella chronicles her childhood as an immigrant and her storied career, which made her a human rights hero.
Recipient of a JFI completion grant, Bay Area director Cady Voge follows a young Honduran family from their treacherous border crossing to their deep connection with a Jewish community in West Seattle.
The 44th San Francisco Jewish FIlm Festival returns July 18 – August 4 to San Francisco and Oakland. Early Bird Festival Passes are now on sale through June 17, when prices increase.
Mismatched cousins David (Jesse Eisenberg) and Benji (Kieran Culkin) reunite for a tour through Poland to honor their beloved grandmother. The adventure takes a turn when the odd-couple's old tensions resurface against the backdrop of their family history.
Join us in kvelling over JFI’s 2024 Filmmakers in Residence as they receive feedback on their projects from industry experts at the fourth annual Pitch + Kvell, hosted by JFI Director of Filmmaker Services Marcia Jarmel. This event is free with registration via Zoom.
Whether you're planning to apply or want ideas for how to make your project stand out, you can join one of our upcoming Info Sessions about the 2025 Completion Grant applications with JFI's Director of Filmmaker Services Marcia Jarmel.
Applications for the 2025 JFI Completion Grants are open from January 10 through February 21, 2025.
The countdown is on to the event of the summer! From July 17 – August 3, experience the magic of the 45th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, presented by the Jewish Film Institute, in theaters across San Francisco and the East Bay.
Fiercely independent journalist Amy Goodman has spent three decades holding the powerful to account, reporting from conflict zones and the Democracy Now! newsroom. In Steal This Story, Please!, Oscar-nominated filmmakers Carl Deal and Tia Lessin craft a riveting portrait of journalism’s power – and peril – in an era of corporate control and political attacks on truth.