Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, Robert Oppenheimer, Leonard Bernstein, Varian Fry, and Golda Meir are among the many Jewish figures to be found on screen this summer.

Join Kathryn Bernheimer for a discussion following the May 17th screening of "Cinema Sabaya" at the Dairy Arts Center's Boedecker Theater

Join Kathryn Bernheimer at the Boulder JCC on April 3 for a conversation about the constant casting of non-Jews in specifically Jewish roles.

The Boulder International Film Festival returns with something for everyone, including Jewish audiences.

The 27th annual Denver Jewish Film Festival powered by The Chotin Foundation at the JCC Mizel Arts and Culture Center will include 39 films including nine shorts and one TV mini-series showcasing cinema from 14 countries.

"Neighbours" is one film not to be missed.

Join Kathryn Bernheimer via Zoom for a sneak preview of the film festival on October 12 - then buy tickets.

"Adventures of a Mathematician," a feature film based on the life of CU Professor Stan Ulam, closes the Boulder Jewish Film Festival November 13.

A captivating documentary about the life of Israel's Former Prime Minister Menachem Begin, is set for a community screening on September 14.

Two Boulder men named Bruce are working on a documentary of interviews filmed by and of Palestinian young adults talking about their hopes and dreams for the future.

As we complete the book of Exodus with the construction of the Holy Sanctuary, I can’t help thinking of the following quote from 2021’s Academy Award’s winning film, "Nomadland." “I may be houseless, but not homeless” was one of the opening phrases by the laconic but sensitive, Fern.

A common cause was found in the turbulent Civil Rights era of the 1960s, as Jewish leaders backed Dr. King’s efforts at racial equality and harmony. Yet, the relationship has frayed in recent years, as a once-mighty bond of support and respect has seemingly faded, been forgotten, or ignored.

The program will begin with a 22-minute viewing of the film followed by a moderated panel discussion and Q&A.

Author and radio host Martin Goldsmith joins the Boulder Jewish Film Festival to discuss the film he co-authored, based on his 2000 family memoir

"After Munich" is a 2019 documentary film that tells the stories of four women whose lives were forever altered by the massacre of eleven Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympic Games.

World caver and explorer, Chris Nicola, shares the incredible story of how five Jewish families survived the Holocaust by taking refuge in a cave for nearly a year and a half - the longest uninterrupted, underground survival experience on record.

Kathryn Bernheimer recommends dozens of documentaries of interest to Jewish audiences to watch at home.

Catch up on films you missed at the festival over the years or revisit your favorites

The last surviving prosecutor of the Nuremberg trials, Ben Ferencz is a tiny, tenacious American hero.

Retiring ACE director Kathryn Bernheimer unveils the fall season and invites you to celebrate 16 years at the J!

Please join me for a presentation, followed by an excellent documentary and discussion on Ritual and Grief.

Jewish musical theater team Moss and Hart defined the screwball comedy with "You Can't Take It with You," coming to the JCC and the Colorado Shakespeare Festival

Australian director Su Goldfish appears in person with two free screenings of "The Last Goldfish" at the Boulder JCC on Sunday June 10 at 4 and 7 pm.

"On the Map" celebrates a great moment of triumph in our history - a perfect fit for the new JCC's first Boulder Jewish Film Festival opening night.

Tickets are now on sale for the 5th annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival, featuring a plethora of feel-good films.