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COMING IN JANUARY Arranged Tuesday, January 20th, 7:30 PM, Little Theatre Diane Crespo & Stefan C. Schaefer, 2007, 89 min., US, English Two first-time schoolteachers, one Muslim and one Jewish, form an unlikely friendship in this endearing ... MORE » |
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COMING IN FEBRUARY Champagne Spy Tuesday, FEBRUARY 17, 7:30 PM, Little Theatre Nadav Schirman, 2007, 90 min., Israel/Germany, Hebrew with English subtitles The true story of a blond, blue-eyed Mossad agent... MORE » |
Please send NTSC DVD or VHS screener, along with contact information to:
JCC
Rochester Jewish Film Festival
1200 Edgewood Avenue
Rochester, NY 14618
SUBMISSIONS are accepted throughout the year and/or until April 15, 2009 for the 9th annual Rochester Jewish Film Festival scheduled for July 12 - 20.
(585) 461.2000 ext.237
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How do I find out more about the
rjff SERIES? Right here on the RJFF website. You will find photos, film information and more! Note: Films are subject to change. Where are the rjff SERIES films screened? All rjff SERIES films take place at The Little Theatre. (rjff SERIES films will screen in one of the back theatres.) All films begin at 7:30 PM. How do I purchase rjff SERIES tickets? rjff SERIES 10 Punch Pass: The rjff SERIES 10 Punch Pass is designed with flexibility in mind. It is good for 10 individual admissions - any combination. For example, 10 people can go to one film; bring a different friend to 5 films; 1 person can see all 10 films... It's your choice! Punch Passes are only available at the JCC. rjff SERIES 10 Punch Pass Prices: JCC Members $70/ Non-members $80 rjff SERIES Individual tickets: Advance sale tickets are available at the JCC only. Tickets are available at The little Theatre 30 minutes before showtime. RJFF encourages advance sales! Individual film tickets may be purchased by calling 585-461-2000, ext. 235. JCC Members $8/ Non-members $10 |
The JCC of Greater Rochester established the Rochester Jewish Film Festival in 2001 to present the best contemporary Jewish themed films from around the world to the Rochester community. RJFF exists to promote awareness and pride in the diversity of the Jewish people; to strenghthen community consciensness of Jewish identity, history and culture; to provide a forum for community gatherings that allows valuable dialogue; and to create an international showcase for filmmakers whose work explores Jewish themes. |
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