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Preview: Rochester Jewish Film Festival

The eight-day festival will run from Sunday, July 7 through Monday, July 14 showcasing a collection of 26 films that includes entries from 18 countries, including 13 feature-length narratives, 12 feature-length documentaries, and one special event screening of the first two episodes of popular new Israeli television series “The Conductor.”

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Rochester Jewish Film Festival 2014

We’ve nearly reached the midpoint of the summer season, meaning it’s once again time for the Rochester Jewish Film Festival, the JCC’s annual presentation of some of the world’s best in contemporary film focusing on the Jewish cultural experience. Now in its 14th year, the festival continues to expand, screening a record 27 films (including […]

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What we can learn about acceptance

Now in its fifth year, the Rochester Jewish Film Festival continues its young tradition of combing the globe to present the finest films on the subject of Judaism and the Jewish experience. RJFF screens 17 films — documentaries, features, and shorts — at the Little Theatre and the Dryden Theatre. Highlights of the 2005 installment […]

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Jewish film from all the unfamiliar places

It all started with Shoestring, and the 2004 installment of the Rochester Jewish Film Festival, July 11 through July 18, means that festival season is officially underway. Over 100 films were considered in the festival’s fourth year; 16 made the final cut. The majority of the selections are documentaries that look at the Jewish experience […]

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The strange, the kinky, and the Krispy

If the air outside is thick enough to cut with a knife, that means it’s time for the Rochester Jewish Film Festival. The festival opens this Sunday (July 13) and continues through the following Sunday (July 20), with all screenings taking place at either the Dryden Theatre or the Little Theatre. City has the inside […]

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