The ballots have been tabulated and the 2018 AJFF Audience Awards presented by the Helen Marie Stern Memorial Fund have been announced. AJFF is proud to reveal our 2018 Audience Award winners for Best Narrative, Best Documentary, and Best Short. Read More »
After 23 days and over 190 screenings, the 2018 Atlanta Jewish Film Festival has come to an end. See the Audience Award and Jury Prize winners and a link to our 2018 Audience Survey. Read More »
We as a staff love talking about the films of the festival to anyone, anytime, almost any place. Now is the time we get talk about them non-stop with everyone else and we're taking full advantage. So, what are the Staff Picks of the 2018 AJFF? Read More »
As many of our AJFF audience knows, the Lefont Sandy Springs is now under new ownership with a new name. We got to know more about its new owner Brandt Gully ahead of our time at the new The Springs Cinema &Taphouse. Read More »
Almost synonymous with the annual Atlanta Jewish Film Festival is the Atlanta Jewish Times coverage of it. As with prior years the publication undertakes the daunting task of reviewing as many films in the lineup as they can. Take a look at some of their coverage. Read More »
AJFF is partnering with WSB-TV's Family 2 Family for this year's festival. AJFF executive director Kenny Blank recently headed to WSB-TV's studio to discuss this year's lineup and its family-friendly films. Read More »
Tickets are now available for purchase. You can buy online or by calling the AJFF Box Office at 678-228-8872. Get tickets now for this cinematic event, returning for 23 days from January 24 to February 15, all across Atlanta. Read More »
The 2018 lineup is now live! This year's festival returns for 23 days, from January 24 through February 15. Tickets go on sale on Wednesday, January 17. Now is the time to build out your wish list so you can move your picks right into your cart the minute they go on sale! Read More »
Finding the films you want to see, and securing your tickets to the 2018 AJFF, couldn't be easier at AJFF.org. Our new ticketing platform, built by Elevent, lets you add screening selections to your very own wish list, then move them right into your cart when tickets go on sale Wednesday, January 17. Read More »
The full lineup for the 2018 AJFF will be unveiled on January 5 and we can't wait for you to see everything in store for this year! But, as in year's past, we've got something extra special planned for our Opening, Closing, and Young Professionals Nights. We thought we'd fill you in a little early on these films. Read More »
As AJFF heads into its 18th year, we're excited to unveil 8 films that represent the tone and feel of this year's annual festival. Once again the festival will feature over 70 narratives and documentaries, the cinematic institution brings an assortment of films together representing more than 25 countries. The full lineup and official schedule will be announced on Thursday, January 4 and tickets will go on sale via AJFF.org, beginning Wednesday, January 17. Read More »
We're incredibly proud that AJFF attracts some of the most talented, passionate people. We rely heavily on this village to make AJFF what it is, and we're going to introduce you to some of the people who make up that village. 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 the Programming Director at TERMINUS Conference + Festival and current AJFF Community Engagement Co-Chair, Charles Judson. Read More »
Among our film picks for this month are several former AJFF picks and an early Oscar contender. A former AJFF World Premiere also comes to the small screen. Read More »
Love the idea of covering Atlanta’s largest film festival? Want exposure to 23 days of non-stop international and independent cinema? How about the chance to cover one of Atlanta’s premiere events at seven different venues? Then you should probably sign up to help cover this year’s AJFF. Read More »
We're incredibly proud that AJFF attracts some of the most talented, passionate people. We rely heavily on this village to make AJFF what it is, and we're going to introduce you to some of the people who make up that village. 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 newest employee, Community Programming Manager, Katherine Price. Read More »
