The Boulder Jewish Film Festival held its wrap party on Sunday night with a screening of "Dough", sponsored by the Boulder Jewish News. Pictures.

Tickets are still available for Saturday night's screening of "Our Boys," and Sunday's gala opening, "Dove's Cry."

Boulder Jewish Film Festival founding director Kathryn Bernheimer reveals her personal favorite from this year's crop of films.

BJFF's Centerpiece screening of "Deli Man" includes a kosher nosh: corned beef or pastrami sandwich, coleslaw, pickle Dr. Browns, and Bobka. Knishes for vegetarians!

“Son of Saul” won the Golden Globe for best foreign film Sunday night and has just been nominated for an Oscar as well.

Enjoyed the festival? Here's your chance to tell us!

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival wrapped up a successful third annual run Sunday night with a screening of "The Dove Flyer," a film about the Iraqi Jewish community's expulsion from Iraq in 1950.

Special guest speaker, additional film screenings, and tips on purchasing tickets to the Boulder Jewish Film Festival.

Because Kathryn Bernheimer, curator of the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, literally wrote the book on Jewish Film. Read all about it.

Set for March 14-22, The Boulder Jewish Film Festival features two filmmakers in person, including Nancy Spielberg.

This second BJFF proved more successful than the first festival last year, and we are left looking forward to the third annual with much anticipation. Photos.

Instruments substitute for guns in "Ballad of the Weeping Spring," showing Sunday at 6:00 pm at the Dairy Center, followed by live Middle East music and food.

Tickets are still available for the film festval's most powerful drama, "Aftermath," screening Wed. at 7:00 pm at the Dairy Performance Hall.

Sukkah City, The Jewish Cardinal, Fill the Void and Aftermath are among the top ten Jewish movies of 2013.

Architecture puts a modern spin on ancient Jewish tradition in Thursday's opening night film of the Boulder Jewish Film Festival Sponsored by the Millstone Evans Group of Raymond James.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival's closing night film is an arresting homage to Mizrahi music - and the spaghetti western.

Menorah looks forward to sharing a week of Boulder premieres, February 27- March 9, at the Dairy Center for the Arts.

The first Boulder Jewish Film Festival drew praise from the audience and support from the community.

Tickets are still available for most of the remaining films in the Boulder Jewish Film Festival Sponsored by the Millstone Evans Group of Raymond James.

Opening and closing nights at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival are gala parties featuring live music, dancing, food and drinks.