We continue our look at classic films with a Jewish connection through minimalist posters with Fiddler on the Roof. Nominated for eight Oscars, the 1971 film wound up winning three and has certainly held up over the years. Read More »
AJFF attracts some of the most talented, passionate people. We rely heavily on this village – from our staff, to our sponsors and volunteers, to our audience – to make AJFF a world-class cultural event. This month, we're putting the spotlight on AJFF's newly appointed Guest Programming Coordinator, Stephany Fisher. Read More »
From the big screen to the small, we have some ideas about what to watch this month. Among our recommendations are two former AJFF picks, two World War II thrillers, and a coming-of-age comedy. Read More »
Film genres know no religion, and at AJFF we’re not scared to say that we love a good horror film. Some may even be a part of the 2017 line-up (though we're not promising). But we wonder, at the end of the day, what is it that makes a film scary? Bernadette Bridges took a closer look. Read More »
Just in time for Halloween, we're breaking down, via minimalist poster, one of our favorite scary films, Rosemary's Baby. Read More »
The annual Atlanta Jewish Film Festival may only run for 23 days, but we're excited to participate in the larger community the rest of the year. We've been busy recently, so check out what you may have missed, and who knows? We may be in your neighborhood next. Read More »
AJFF attracts some of the most talented, passionate people. We rely heavily on this village – from our staff, to our sponsors and volunteers, to our audience – to make AJFF a world-class cultural event. This month, we're putting the spotlight on AJFF's newly appointed Official Photographer, Duane Stork. Read More »
The call for entries for the 2017 Atlanta Jewish Film Festival is now closed. Thank you to all who have submitted their work. Read More »
There's a certain formula, a recipe if you will, for planning our annual festival. We thought we'd take a lighthearted look at all the steps, including our most important ingredient... Read More »
From the big screen to the small, we have some ideas about what to watch this month. Among our recommendations is a film featuring the true story of scholar Deborah Lipstadt, several classics you should re-visit, and the sequel to a beloved animated film. Read More »
We're continuing our look at films with a Jewish connection through minimalist posters with the 1971 classic, Harold and Maude. Read More »
The Israeli Academy Awards, otherwise known as the Ophir Awards, have been given out. Find out who won, along with which film will be Israel's submission for Best Foreign Film at the Oscars. It may not be what you expect. Read More »
Recently, AJFF honored the memory of Gene Wilder with a special one-day retrospective Lefont Sandy Springs as we brought four classic Gene Wilder films back to the big screen. Read More »
Before you see Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory on Sunday, September 18, at Lefont Sandy Springs, check out some things you may not know about the classic family musical. Read More »
Before you see Blazing Saddles on Sunday, September 18, at Lefont Sandy Springs, check out some things you may not know about the classic Western satire. Read More »
