The Oscar win for "Son of Saul" is timely for the Boulder Jewish Film Festival. Kathryn looks at all the news for Jews from the Oscars.

Visiting Haifa University Professor Zach Levey returns to the Boulder JCC to discuss the infamous trial of a man who rescued 1,684 Hungarian Jews.

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!

Volunteer Star Summer Lenderman feels she is valued outside the home for her volunteer work

Volunteer Star Ardee Imerman helped create the JCC Preschool for her children. Her grandson Jonah will be the first 2nd generation child to graduate.

Reflections Rising Stars Kate and Corey Litwin have made themselves indispensable to the Boulder JCC.

Bright Stars Bruce and Julie Shaffer have spent four decades dedicated to the Boulder Jewish Community, and to each other.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival co-sponsors the acclaimed German thriller, "Labyrinth of Lies," Feb. 3-6 at the Boe.

Join Professor Ernesto Acevedo-Muñoz on Thursday night as he argues the film's importance and addresses the ethnic depiction of the Sharks.

Join Menorah at Nissi's on February 9 to celebrate the profoundly Jewish singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen.

As we enter the Boulder Jewish Film Festival’s fourth year, Menorah is excited to report a number of new programs and events.

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

Menorah has lowered the price and extended the deposit deadline for its exploration of Jewish Morocco in May, 2016.

Menorah's Lunch and Learn on December 10th presents the heroic tale of a Frenchman and the masterpieces in his charge.

Caryn Aviv discusses the founders of modern feminism and the impact the movement had on these leaders at Menorah's Scholars Series talk on November 19.

Check out some of the upcoming Menorah programs around Magic, Morocco and Art and the Holocaust. (But not all of those at the same time.)

"Why is the killing of a million a lesser crime than the killing of a single individual?"

Menorah prepares for its Jewish Journey to Morocco with a concert by Marrakech Express this Sunday.

Menorah commemorates Veterans Day with a screening of "Above and Beyond."

Menorah's Scholar Series: CU at the J continues with Moshe Kornfeld's presentation on CU's upcoming symposium and exhibit.

A few tickets are still available for Sunday's must-see magic show and fundraiser.

Susan Litt will be honored at Menorah's Magical Morning on Sunday, October 18 at Rembrandt Yard.

Menorah's lunch and learn on Thursday, Oct. 8 focuses on the legacy and mythology of the elusive banking dynasty.

"A Borrowed Identity" screens September 29 at the Boe in anticipation of the appearance at CU by acclaimed Arab-Israeli novelist, journalist and sitcom writer Sayed Kashua.