Check out a must-see pick of Professor Matthew Bernstein, chair of the department of Film and Media Studies at Emory University. For the complete list of Professor Bernstein's recommendations, take a look at the 2016 Program Guide, or check back here at AJFF.org as we roll them out one-by-one until the festival kicks off. Read More »
Produced as part of Atlanta's Camp Flix summer filmmaking program, In Our Eyes was directed by 12-year-old Roswell resident Charli Shapiro, while 14-year-old Maddi Bernard of Sandy Springs served as editor and cinematographer. Read More »
Check out a must-see pick of Professor Matthew Bernstein, chair of the department of Film and Media Studies at Emory University. For the complete list of Professor Bernstein's recommendations, take a look at the 2016 Program Guide, or check back here at AJFF.org as we roll them out one-by-one until the festival kicks off. Read More »
Still on the fence about which films to go see? It's hard to sift through 77 films and 169 screenings, but we've got a little pro tip to help you survive your festival picking: just narrow the films by genre or subject. You know the kinds of films you like. You know the kinds of subjects you're interested in. We've made it easy to filter the films. Read More »
The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival is more than just a collection of movies. One of the best parts is the incredible guests, filmmakers, actors, writers, and experts who add to the experience. AJFF is proud to announce the 2016 lineup of guests and post-film Q&As. Read More »
Check out a must-see pick of Professor Matthew Bernstein, chair of the department of Film and Media Studies at Emory University. For the complete list of Professor Bernstein's recommendations, take a look at the 2016 Program Guide, or check back here at AJFF.org as we roll them out one-by-one until the festival kicks off. Read More »
Tickets for the 16th Annual Atlanta Jewish Film Festival are now available for purchase. You can buy online or by calling the AJFF Box Office at 678-701-6104. Don't miss out on the biggest film event in Atlanta, the world's largest Jewish film festival. Get your tickets now! Read More »
Check out a must-see pick of Professor Matthew Bernstein, chair of the department of Film and Media Studies at Emory University. For the complete list of Professor Bernstein's recommendations, take a look at the 2016 Program Guide, or check back here at AJFF.org as we roll them out one-by-one until the festival kicks off. Read More »
For the second year, AJFF is joining with the Atlanta Jewish Music Festival to give young professional (and unprofessional) audiences a preview of the programming we have in store. Here's why you should join us on Thursday, January 14th, at Aisle 5 in Little Five Points. Read More »
How do you begin to make a trailer that captures the breadth of the entire festival, and do it all in just one minute and 23 seconds? It's a tall order, but take a look for yourself and see how well we did. Read More »
Every film, every screening, everything you could possibly want to know about the world's biggest Jewish film festival is public. Find out what you'll want to see during the festival, January 26 through February 17. Read More »
When the 2016 Atlanta Jewish Film Festival returns to the Cobb Energy Centre for Opening Night on January 26, festivalgoers will find themselves on the edge of their seat with Remember, a gripping tail of suspense and revenge starring Oscar-winners Christopher Plummer and Martin Landau. Read More »
Check out a must-see pick of Professor Matthew Bernstein, chair of the department of Film and Media Studies at Emory University. For the complete list of Professor Bernstein's recommendations, take a look at the 2016 Program Guide, or check back here at AJFF.org as we roll them out one-by-one until the festival kicks off. Read More »
AJFF 2016 by the numbers: How many films? How many premieres? How many minutes would you spend watching if you screened every single film in the 2016 lineup? If nothing else, these facts will keep you well armed for your next cocktail party. Read More »
The 2016 AJFF is a cinematic smorgasbord: 23 days, 77 films, and more screenings than ever, 171 to be exact (not counting the Day of Encores). It all may seem slightly overwhelming, but fear not. We've got some tips to help you along the way. One tip: Avoid sellouts by planning your festival in advance. Read More »
