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• Austin Jewish Film Festival

  http://www.austinjff.org/
  Annual event based in Austin, Texas. Past festivals, schedule, submission details, tickets, sponsors, and related links.

• Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival

  http://lajfilmfest.org/
  Annual festival showcases contemporary films from around the world on Jewish themes. Background information, past and current selections, schedule, submission details, multimedia, sponsors, and links.

• New Jersey Jewish Film Festival

  http://jccmetrowest.org/njjff/
  Community program that celebrates the Jewish experience and explores Jewish issues through independent films. History, film details, venues, media, and links.

• San Francisco Jewish Film Festival

  http://jewishfilminstitute.org/festival/
  Showcasing international Jewish film making with an online database of films and videos.

• The Boston Jewish Film Festival

  http://www.bjff.org/
  Showcases contemporary films from around the world on Jewish themes.

• The Washington Jewish Film Festival

  https://www.wjff.org/
  Celebration of Jewish culture, films and filmmakers through drama, archival footage, new views, documentaries and student work, depicting the moments of Jewish life from around the world.

• Toronto Jewish Film Festival

  http://www.tjff.com/
  Presents films, documentaries and shorts from around the world on themes of Jewish culture and identity.

• UK Jewish Film Festival

  http://ukjewishfilm.org/festivals/
  Features short films, Jewish issues, and Holocaust education. Venues, contact details and screenings in the UK.

• Vancouver Jewish Film Festival

  http://www.vjff.org/
  Screens feature-length and short narrative and documentary films which explore and describe Jewish lives and experiences around the world.

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