The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival and the Ismaili Council for the Southeastern United States are pleased to present the musical documentary El Gusto. This screening event is part of AJFF Connects, which uses the power of film to build bridges of understanding and spark dialogue with diverse audiences. El Gusto tells the story of an orchestra of Jewish and Muslim musicians torn apart by war over 50 years ago, reunited for an exceptional concert. Read More »
We're incredibly proud that AJFF attracts some of the most talented, passionate people. From our staff, to our volunteers, or even to members of our audience, there's a huge group of people that make AJFF a world-class cultural event. This month, we're putting the spotlight on our 2020 AJFF Development Co-Chair, Dr. Kenneth Taylor. Read More »
The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival and Out On Film are pleased to present a screening of Circus of Books, part of AJFF Connects, which uses the power of film to build bridges of understanding and spark dialogue with diverse audiences. Read More »
A variety of genres makes up this month's recommendations including gripping narratives, heartfelt documentaries, and a comedy on its way to becoming a classic. Read More »
The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, in partnership with the Atlanta Black-Jewish Coalition, is pleased to present a screening of Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes. This inspiring documentary tells the story of two visionaries of the recording industry who together helped usher in an exciting new era of jazz at a time when African-American musicians faced discrimination. Read More »
We're incredibly proud that AJFF attracts some of the most talented, passionate people. From our staff, to our volunteers, or even to members of our audience, there's a huge group of people that make AJFF a world-class cultural event. This month, we're putting the spotlight on our 2020 AJFF Festival Steering Chair, AJFF Board Member, and President and General Manager of Studio Operations at Tyler Perry Studios, Steve Mensch. Read More »
The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary next year and we look forward to hosting you for this milestone occasion.
Mark your calendar now for our next edition of AJFF, returning to theaters February 10 to February 27, 2020. The 18-day festival will feature more unforgettable cinematic stories from around the world, experienced together as a community gathering, and presented in the very special way that only AJFF can. Read More »
A documentary about a venerated newsman, a former AJFF pick, a new thriller based on a bestselling novel, and more are featured in this month's edition. Read More »
Join us in August for our final AJFF Selects of the season, Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles, which traces the creation and enduring legacy of the beloved Broadway musical and global theatrical phenomenon. Read More »
We're incredibly proud that AJFF attracts some of the most talented, passionate people. From our staff, to our volunteers, or even to members of our audience, there's a huge group of people that make AJFF a world-class cultural event. This month, we're putting the spotlight on AJFF’s Development Associate Danit Drory. Read More »
Stories from WWII, women's narratives, and former AJFF picks are featured in this month's edition. Read More »
Former AJFF picks, a cinema classic, a comedy and a thriller make up this month's edition. Read More »
We're incredibly proud that AJFF attracts some of the most talented, passionate people. From our staff, to our volunteers, or even to members of our audience, there's a huge group of people that make AJFF a world-class cultural event. This month, we're putting the spotlight on our 2020 Film Evaluation Co-Chairs, Sandra Craine and Jason Evans. Read More »
Join us in June for our next AJFF Selects, Tel Aviv on Fire, a satirical soap-operatic spin on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Read More »
This month's edition features almost every film genre including both documentary and narrative biographies, romantic comedies, gripping dramas, along with former AJFF picks. Read More »
