The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival is in full swing as it moves into its second week of screenings in San Francisco and Berkeley (Oakland and San Rafael follow on August 7-9). Continue reading

The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival is in full swing as it moves into its second week of screenings in San Francisco and Berkeley (Oakland and San Rafael follow on August 7-9). Continue reading
EatDrinkFilms is proud to co-present two more features at this year’s San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, following Thursday’s gala opening night showing of Dough, which will have several more screenings. Continue reading
by Emily S. Mendel
The 35th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival (JFF), the first and still the largest of its kind, returns to the San Francisco Bay Area July 23-August 9, 2015 with 70 offerings from 17 countries as diverse as Uruguay, Latvia, and Sweden. Fifty-five feature films will be shown (38 documentaries and 17 narratives), plus 15 shorts. Continue reading
by Gary Meyer
Jewish celebrations and cuisine go together. The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival wouldn’t be a proper cinematic meal without food films on its menu. Continue reading
Win tickets to Deli Man, Eric Greenberg-Anjou’s hilarious and hungry-eyed look at delicatessens across America, including San Francisco’s own Wise Sons!
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by Paul Duane and David Cairns
Paul Duane: The first thing I heard of Bernard Natan was a bunch of lies and half-truths, innocently peddled by somebody who’d heard about him from another source, who was in turn dependent on internet rumor and falsehood. That’s the way history gets written & re-written. Continue reading