Tag Archives: Film

You won't want to miss the Boulder Jewish Film Festival's screening of Song of Ascent, with director Shlomo Weprin in person.

Three films celebrating Sephardic life will be shown at the festival: "Kidnapped," "Seven Blessings" and "The Blond Boy from the Casbah."

Stimulating conversation and pre-recorded interviews with filmmakers are unique aspects of the film festival experience.

Sold out? We hope some of our newly added screenings will work for you.

This year's festival, which features more feel-good films and many Israel-centric titles, offers an opportunity for community sharing.

Be sure to get your tickets early for these award-winners when they go on sale October 22.

Tickets are apt to sell quickly for this highly touted comedy about odd-couple cousins honoring their grandmother by visiting Poland.

Join us November 10-17 at the Dairy Arts Center for the 12th annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival

Kathryn Bernheimer has been following "Between the Temples" since its debut at Sundance, and invites you to join her Sunday to watch the new, very Jewish comedy.

With a wide range of provocative subjects, the festival lineup begins to fall into place.

BJFF Founding Director Kathryn Bernheimer offers some Jewish film suggestions to keep you busy until the festival in November.

"Recipe for Change: Standing Up to Anti-Semitism," celebrates Jewish culture, discusses rising anti-Semitism, and highlights Todd Shotz's contributions in Jewish education and entertainment representation. Join Todd at the Boulder JCC on Tuesday, June 4 for a screening and discussion.

Join Lena Fishman and Kathryn Bernheimer at the Boulder JCC on Tuesday, March 5, to discuss Golda Meir's controversial legacy.

Beth Ami Colorado Congregation presents a Shabbat/movie club event, discussing "Avalon," focusing on immigration and Jewish/humanistic themes, March 9 at Meadows Branch Library, Boulder. Register on Meetup.

"UnBroken: Would You Hide Me?," an award-winning documentary feature film about seven siblings who escape Nazi Germany through their own youthful bravado and the kindness of German strangers, will screen twice at the Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF) this weekend.

Kathryn Bernheimer recommends four titles at the upcoming Boulder International Film Festival

Join Lena Fishman and Kathryn Bernheimer for a discussion of Golda Mier and two films illuminating her legacy on March 5 at 10 am at the Boulder JCC.

Nominated for Five Academy Awards, "The Zone of Interest" has opened in Boulder for a week run at the Cinemark Century Theater.

Kathryn Bernheimer reviews "Maestro" - and will facilitate a discussion on January 28 at the Boulder JCC, along with the screening of "Leonard Bernstein and the Israel Philharmonic"

Two tragically relevant short films have been added to the festival in response to the Hamas attack on Israel

Join us at the Boulder JCC on September 10 for an unforgettable cinematic experience as we kick off the ReelAbilities Film Festival with the screening of "Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution."

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.