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The 2019 Boulder Jewish Film Festival opened Thursday night with a "house jazz party" at the Boulder JCC to celebrate the opening film, "It Must Schwing: The Blue Note Story."
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Another “Spielberg Story” Comes to the Boulder Jewish Film Festival
Nancy Spielberg discusses "Who Will Write Our History" with Kathryn Bernheimer in anticipation of Monday's screening.
Read More »Meet The Women On Both Sides Of The Camera at the 7th Boulder Jewish Film Festival
Stories from, by, and about women abound in this year's array of feature films and documentaries.
Read More »The Stories We Choose to Tell at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival Espouse Harmony
Two films bookend the film festival with stories of Jewish immigrants influencing popular culture and instituting social change.
Read More »Israeli Role in Global Environmental Solutions Brings ‘Sustainability To the Nations’
In a world where clean water is becoming increasingly scarce, a new documentary is highlighting the Israeli role in the international effort to counter that trend. See it at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival.
Read More »Now Open in New York, “To Dust” Is the Boulder Jewish Film Festival’s Most Provocative Title
The director and star of "To Dust" explain their personal connections to the strange script.
Read More »From Jazz to Mambo, This Year’s Film Festival Swings – Tickets On Sale
Tickets to the 7th annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival, March 7-17, are now on sale.
Read More »Trends, Concerns in World Cinema Inform Varied Boulder Jewish Film Festival Selections
Tickets go on sale to the public Monday for the 7th Boulder Jewish Film Festival, March 7-17.
Read More »Boulder Jewish Film Festival Announces 2019 Line-Up
From mambo to jazz, baseball to comedy, feminism to heroism, from the capture of Eichmann to solving the global water crisis, the 7th annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival conveys the Jewish experience across time and throughout history.
Read More »Film Festival Presents the Best of World Cinema Year-Round at the Boe
Kathryn Bernheimer leads the talkback for Oscar-nominee "The Insult" on Wednesday, and Hedy Lamarr returns to the Boe next week
Read More »BJFF: Vote for Your Favorites and Photos from Closing
The films at the 6th annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival were remarkable. Don't take our word for it - take the survey and tell us what you thought!
Read More »Film Fest Tickets Are Still Available for Some of the Biggest Films
It's not too late to join the fun at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, now in full swing at the Dairy Arts Center!
Read More »Critical Acclaim Heaped on Hungarian “Masterpiece” at BJFF
One of the best films of the year, "1945" plays the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, March 18.
Read More »Sammy Davis Jr. Gets Another Day in the Sun in Stunning New Documentary
"I Gotta Be Me" has been on the festival circuit less than a month and is winning top awards. See it Sunday, March 11 at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival.
Read More »Hedy is Ahead in Festival Pack of Repeat Showings
The gorgeous genius is still a bombshell at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, which just added a third showing of "The Hedy Lamarr Story."
Read More »Film Fest Dances to a Middle Eastern Beat
Watch the 2018 Boulder Jewish Film Festival trailer and get ready to dance with the stars.
Read More »CenterPEACE: “West Bank Story” and Composer Yuval Ron
The Boulder Jewish Film Festival presents a special program with Israeli musician and peace activist Yuval Ron.
Read More »“Bye Bye Germany” Plays Three Local Film Festivals in a Month
Seven additional screenings were added - in the first week - to the Boulder Jewish Film Festival schedule
Read More »Boulder Jewish Film Festival Tickets Go On Sale Monday
Tickets for the 6th Annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival go on sale Monday, February 5th. Here's the full schedule for the 6th annual film festival, featuring 21 titles screening over 11 days, opening Thursday, March 8.
Read More »“Keep the Change” Offers a Message of Inclusion and Acceptance
The Colorado Premiere of "Keep the Change" opens the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, and includes a Community Inclusion Resource Showcase.
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