Tag Archives: Film

Christopher Nolan's adaptation of the Odyssey revitalizes the classic tale, emphasizing universal themes and modern moral dilemmas while captivating contemporary audiences.

The Boulder JCC screens two films on July 28, exploring America's complex history, highlighting Jewish contributions and legacies, and celebrating freedoms gained.

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.

The Boulder JCC presents a cinematic series for International Holocaust Remembrance Day, highlighting forgotten narratives and promoting awareness through screenings and discussions.

Join Kathryn Bernheimer for a talkback following the screening of "An Officer and Spy" on Thursday, December 4 at 7 pm

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.

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.

"Cuba's Forgotten Jewels" will be shown at the Boulder Public Library on October 10 with filmmaker Judy Kreith and her mother Marion in attendance.

From celebrity sightings to cerebral films, serious conversations to exciting discoveries, Telluride remains a feast for cineastes.

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.

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

The documentary "Hannah Arendt: Facing Tyranny" highlights Arendt's experiences, insights on totalitarianism, and relevance to modern authoritarian threats.

Join Boulder Jewish Film Festival Founding Director Kathryn Bernheimer for a free Zoom discussion of the upcoming Oscars on February 27 at 7 pm.

"For the Living," a feature documentary by Boulder filmmakers will screen on Tuesday, Jan. 28th at the Denver JCC as part of the Denver Jewish Film Festival.  

The 2025 Denver Jewish Film Festival kicks off with the opening night film "Running on Sand" this Thursday, 1/23.

Tickets still available for the 29th Annual Denver Jewish Film Festival, which runs from January 23 to February 2, 2025, at the Mizel Arts and Culture Center at the JCC.

"A Real Pain," which opened the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, is but one of many Jewish titles with Golden Globe nominations

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