Description
Enjoy well over 31 flavors of film as an array of cinematic gems comes to the Bay Area, with more than 55 vibrant and compelling glimpses of the Jewish experience from around the world. Savor Jews in Toons, a sidesplitting program on Jewish cartoon characters with special guest Mike Reiss (The Simpsons, Queer Duck); get the scoop via fascinating bio-pics on philosopher Simone Weil, writer Sholem Aleichem, and even controversial chess champion Bobby Fischer; relish Opening Night Film Mabul (The Flood), Centerpiece Film Little Rose, and Closing Night Film 100 Voices: A Journey Home; and get a taste of glamour as cinematic icon Kirk Douglas joins us to receive SFJFFs Freedom of Expression Award for his instrumental role in ending the Hollywood blacklist with Spartacus (presented with a 50th anniversary screening at the Castro).
SCHEDULE
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July 21
10:15 AM (56min)
Joann Sfar Draws From Memory
12:00 PM (93min)
Six Million and One
2:05 PM (101min)
Under African Skies
4:25 PM (90min)
Invisible
6:55 PM (98min)
The Day I Saw Your Heart
9:45 PM (102min)
Naomi
July 22
11:00 AM (101min)
The Law In These Parts
1:35 PM (84min)
Glickman
3:55 PM (92min)
Tiger Eyes
6:45 PM (80min)
Arab Labor Season 3
8:30 PM (92min)
Dorfman
July 23
12:00 PM (94min)
The Kingdom of Survival
2:05 PM (86min)
One Day After Peace
4:05 PM (96min)
Gypsy Davy
6:45 PM (105min)
Restoration
8:55 PM (94min)
The Exchange
July 24
11:40 AM (45min)
The Moon is Jewish
2:10 PM (88min)
God's Fiddler
More
4:10 PM (58min)
Life In Stills
6:15 PM (105min)
The Other Son
9:05 PM (86min)
Ben Lee: Catch My Disease
July 25
11:40 AM (67min)
Best of Tel Aviv University
1:35 PM (58min)
Ameer Got His Gun
3:45 PM (90min)
Roman Polanski: A Film Memoir
6:05 PM (99min)
A Bottle in the Gaza Sea
8:50 PM (119min)
Just 45 Minutes From Broadway
July 26
11:10 AM (76min)
Harbour of Hope
1:30 PM (60min)
White: A Memoir in Color
3:50 PM (97min)
The Flat
6:10 PM (82min)
Sharqiya
8:15 PM (99min)
A.K.A Doc Pomus
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