Jewish Film Festival of Dallas supported by a generous grant from the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas
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The Jewish Film Festival of Dallas provides a window to the Jewish experience and allows us to explore contemporary and historical themes in many different global settings. Some films will make you laugh, and others will make you cry, but all will provide you with a life lesson.
In our 26th annual festival, we are delighted to present compelling films throughout the year. For the first time in years, we will host an in-person festival at Studio Movie Grill, 13933 N Central Expy, Dallas, TX 75243, Theater # 15. To enhance your viewing and learning experience, we will offer a virtual Talk Back with an expert on the subject matter after some of the films.
DISCLAIMER: In-person and virtual screening options must be purchased separately. Please make your selections carefully. There is a NO REFUND policy for the film festival.
Pay close attention to these labels on the film schedule:
Save the date for our 2022-23 Jewish Film Festival of Dallas Opening Day on Wednesday, September 7th, 2022.
In-theater pricing per ticket: $13 in advance | $16 for same-day purchase
Virtual screening pricing: $18 per household (per virtual link)
Please be sure to check out our online zoom Talk Backs throughout the festival. If you are registered to see any of these films, we will send you a Zoom link a few days before the TalkBack. See below for details.
The following films have scheduled online Talk Backs on Zoom after the initial screening dates:
The Man in the Basement: Monday, September 12, 2022, at 7:30pm with Rabbi Adam Roffman
Berenshtein & Farewell Mr. Haffman: Thursday, September 22, 2022, at 7:30pm with Professor David Patterson
Jewish Film Festival of Dallas is Proudly Presents the 2021-22 Emerging Filmmaker Prize Winners:
Emerging Filmmaker Prize Winner
MAZEL TOV directed by Eli Zuzovsky
Jewish Film Festival of Dallas’ Emerging Filmmaker Prize winner for 2022 is Eli Zuzovsky, Writer and Director of MAZEL TOV.
Watch this young filmmaker’s online Talk Back here where he speaks with Michael Granberry, Arts and Feature Writer at The Dallas Morning News.
Honorable Mention
THE UGLY SWAN directed by Rachel Lévy
