Tag Archives: Film

Sunday, many readers of the BJN are apt to be focused on a very important question: Who will the Jewish Oscar winners be?

Join CU Program in Jewish Studies Professor Robby Adler Peckerar to learn about Isaac Bashevis Singer prior to watching "Enemies, a Love Story."

Paul Giamatti may not be Jewish, but he gives a pitch-perfect performance as the irascible schlub in "Barney's Version."

Menorah kicks off its series Great Books, Great Movies with "The Chosen," based on Chaim Potok's classic 1967 novel about two boys coming of age in the late 1940s.

Two films at this year's Boulder International Film Festival explore Jewish themes through which we can strengthen the consciousness of our Jewish identity, history and culture.

Just ahead of this weekend's showing of Music in the Key of Peace, a 4-questions interview with filmmaker Amitai Gross.

Join filmmaker Amitai Gross for a showing and discussion of his new film, Music in the Key of Peace.

Menorah tees up episodes of the classic TV comedy on December 9th followed by the documentary on December 18th at the Boulder JCC.

The story of Yosef and his brothers, Harry Potter, and our lives -- not much in common? Guess again. Read this timely and thought-provoking teaching from Morah Yehudis Fishman.

Menorah blended great food, music and film from and about Italy in their annual salute to a world Jewish culture. Check out our pictures.

E-3 Events is sponsoring the closing night screening and a VIP masked ball afterparty for the Starz Denver Film Festival.

The BJCC's Festival of Books and Culture Book Fair Store opens on Monday, November 1. Click the headline for more info, including the only on-line list of book fair hours.

Join Menorah as we Celebrate the Jews of Italy with food, music, film, and discussion on November 7.

Come unlock the secrets of this sacred text, with a documentary and a panel discussion at the Boulder JCC, Sunday Oct 24.

Beth Ami is holding a family Shabbat tonight, October 8th, and a havdalah film night on October 16th.

Movers: Do You Speak Jewish gives credit to Jews for inventing the language of the Hollywood film and the Broadway musical. See for yourself at next weekend's programs.

Professor Zach Levey lectured on Gaza and artist Marlyn Cheshes displayed and talked about her photography, sculpture and other art at the Boulder JCC Sunday night. Photos.

Denver Cantor Joel Lichterman traveled to Poland with a group of Cantors to share the rebirth of the century-old Jewish-Polish culture. "100 Voices" is the film of that journey.

Join Menorah on Sunday for a lecture on Gaza, an art show wine and cheese reception and a screening of the Oscar-nominated Israeli film, "Ajami."

Susan Polis Schutz comes to the Boulder JCC on Sunday with her new film, "The Misunderstood Epidemic: Depression."

The SF Jewish Film Festival opens this weekend, and the Denver Jewish Film Festival is recruiting teens for its Teen Film Board.

You gotta see this time-lapse video of the entire 2010 Festival -- in under two minutes!

A Sunday night BJCC triple-feature: community portraits, an art exhibit opening, and a documentary screening. Pictures!

Last chance to post your photo to the real live Facebook Wall at the Boulder JCC before this weekend's exhibit and Elvis Fest.

Boulder JCC is hosting a photo exhibit made up of pictures of.... you. Also, see Schmelvis at the same event.