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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.

Director Sandi DuBowski appears in person with his documentary about the influential, controversial and conflicted Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie.

The play "The Conversation Part 1: The Israeli-Palestinian Conversation" addresses complex topics through community engagement, fostering dialogue to bridge divides and seek solutions.

Ukrainian group YAGÓDY releases “BRamaYa,” an anthem of resilience amid war, while preparing for their North American tour (including the Dairy Arts Center) and Eurovision entry.

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.

Join us for this irreverent and sometimes surreal dramedy. A hilarious and heartfelt must-see!

Join us for ten days of cinema and conversation as our 17 films examine the Jewish experience throughout time and across the world.

Take this meshuganah ride with Wendy and her friends as she travels through time and space in an effort to discovery the truth about herself.  The story is full of hilarity and chutzpah.

Shoebox Stories is a story-holding project where you stand in another person’s shoes by reading aloud their story, saying their words, and holding, for a moment, the weight that they carry.

Two films bookend the film festival with stories of Jewish immigrants influencing popular culture and instituting social change.