We are proud to announce a newly added screening of Felix and Meira, directed by Maxime Giroux. The screening will take place on Wednesday, February 26 at 8:45 pm at DCJCC. Tickets are on sale now.
DetailsThe annual Washington Jewish Film Festival doesn’t kick off for another two weeks, but as organizers expect many screenings to sell out, it’s not too early—or too late—to secure a seat. Festival Director Ilya Tovbis says the diverse selections can give people a real sense of the Jewish diaspora, especially if they see a few films.
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The Washington Jewish Film Festival (WJFF) celebrates its 25th year with 11 days of dynamic film programming – accompanied by cultural and educational events – exploring the best of international cinema through a distinctly Jewish lens. February 19 through March 1, audiences will be treated to more than 100 screenings and related events across the Washington area.
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This year’s milestone festival features world, East Coast and mid-Atlantic premieres, an exciting roster of filmmaker and cast appearances, and an exquisitely curated line-up of screenings, festivities and other programs including 12 WJFF retrospective film screenings curated by former festival directors in honor of the 25th year.
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Save money, avoid processing fees and gain access to all our programs without buying individual tickets! Festival Passes are good for any WJFF screening, excluding Opening, Closing, Centerpiece and Spotlight Evenings, Silent Films & Live Music events and Pre-Festival Special Events.
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College and High Schools Students interested in filmmaking and/or writing about cinema are encouraged to apply.
Application Deadline is January 28. More information here.
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