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The bravery of the Israelis who stormed the cockpit aboard FlyDubai 1073 is echoed in two heroic stories depicted in films that will be presented at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival returns to the Dairy Arts Center October 25th to November 1st for an eight-day exploration of the Jewish experience on screen.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival returns from October 25 to November 1, showcasing influential films celebrating Jewish contributions to culture and society. Tickets available October 8.

In celebration of America at 250, the Boulder JCC presents two films illuminating Jewish contributions to our new nation’s history on Tuesday, July 28 at the Dairy Arts Center’s Boedecker Theater. Join Boulder Jewish Film Festival founding director Kathryn Bernheimer and guests to view and discuss two festival favorites that …

The Denver Jewish Film Festival begins this week, while the 14th Boulder Jewish Film Festival will run from October 25 to November 1.

Founding director Kathryn Bernheimer confides her favorite films

There are tickets left to all of the most popular Boulder Jewish Film Festival titles.

Both screenings of Yaniv and Midas Man sold out quickly, but you can still see these audience favorites.

"Tatami," the first film to be co-directed by an Israeli and and Iranian filmmaker, is both a stunning sports drama and a suspenseful political thriller.

Tickets are now on sale, and films do sell out quickly, so don't delay!

Tickets to the Boulder Jewish Film Festival sell out quickly, so be sure to get yours when they go on sale Sunday, October 5.

Five of our 14 programs are films that showcase diverse aspects of the Israeli experience.

The 13th Boulder Jewish Film Festival's cinematic world tour includes stops in Sweden, the American high desert, London in the Swinging '60s, Israel, Hungary, Iran, Nazi Germany, the Bronx and Manhattan.

A sensation on the Jewish Film Festival circuit, "Bad Shabbos" plays at the Boedecker Theater September 3-7.

Eight of 14 films scored 9 or above with audiences and 20 of 23 screenings were sold out.

You won't want to miss the Boulder Jewish Film Festival's screening of Song of Ascent, with director Shlomo Weprin in person.

There is still time to buy tickets - but don't wait!

Three films celebrating Sephardic life will be shown at the festival: "Kidnapped," "Seven Blessings" and "The Blond Boy from the Casbah."

Stimulating conversation and pre-recorded interviews with filmmakers are unique aspects of the film festival experience.

Sold out? We hope some of our newly added screenings will work for you.

This year's festival, which features more feel-good films and many Israel-centric titles, offers an opportunity for community sharing.

Can’t decide which films to see? Join the festival’s founding director Kathryn Bernheimer for a free Zoom sneak preview on Monday, October 21.

Be sure to get your tickets early for these award-winners when they go on sale October 22.

Tickets are apt to sell quickly for this highly touted comedy about odd-couple cousins honoring their grandmother by visiting Poland.

Tickets go on sale October 22 for the 12th annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival's 14 film programs.