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The 2007 New York Jewish Film Festival: "Hineini:" Judaism, Homosexuality, and One Young Woman's Strength
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The 2007 New York Jewish Film Festival. The New York Jewish Film Festival blog is a venue for exploring and celebrating the 16th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. This year’s festival runs from January 10th to the 25th and features 31 films from around the world of which two are World Premieres, nine U.S. Premieres, and nine New York Premieres. Thursday, January 25, 2007. Interview by Jon Robbins.
The 2007 New York Jewish Film Festival: Director Richard Berge on art theft in Iraq, World War Two films, and "The Rape of Europa"
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The 2007 New York Jewish Film Festival. The New York Jewish Film Festival blog is a venue for exploring and celebrating the 16th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. This year’s festival runs from January 10th to the 25th and features 31 films from around the world of which two are World Premieres, nine U.S. Premieres, and nine New York Premieres. Sunday, February 4, 2007. The Rape of Europa. This was the...
The 2007 New York Jewish Film Festival: Gabriela Böhm Discusses Her Documentary, "The Longing: The Forgotten Jews of South America"
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The 2007 New York Jewish Film Festival. The New York Jewish Film Festival blog is a venue for exploring and celebrating the 16th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. This year’s festival runs from January 10th to the 25th and features 31 films from around the world of which two are World Premieres, nine U.S. Premieres, and nine New York Premieres. Thursday, January 18, 2007. I was born in. Which fascinate...
The 2007 New York Jewish Film Festival: The Directors Eat!
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The 2007 New York Jewish Film Festival. The New York Jewish Film Festival blog is a venue for exploring and celebrating the 16th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. This year’s festival runs from January 10th to the 25th and features 31 films from around the world of which two are World Premieres, nine U.S. Premieres, and nine New York Premieres. Thursday, January 25, 2007. About the Editor, Jon Robbins.
The 2007 New York Jewish Film Festival: Poet and Critic Nina Cassian's Introduction to the US Premiere of "The Great Communist Bank Robbery"
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The 2007 New York Jewish Film Festival. The New York Jewish Film Festival blog is a venue for exploring and celebrating the 16th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. This year’s festival runs from January 10th to the 25th and features 31 films from around the world of which two are World Premieres, nine U.S. Premieres, and nine New York Premieres. Wednesday, January 31, 2007. S tragic and complex history.
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Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival: April 2008
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Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival. This blog is a venue for discovering the films and filmmakers appearing at the 17th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Presenting 32 dramas, documentaries, and shorts, this year’s festival highlights the range of challenging and insightful topics informing the Jewish experience. Friday, April 4, 2008. An Interview with Tehilim Director, Raphael Nadjari.
Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival: An Interview with Brooklyn Filmmaker Jason Hutt, Director of Orthodox Stance
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Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival. This blog is a venue for discovering the films and filmmakers appearing at the 17th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Presenting 32 dramas, documentaries, and shorts, this year’s festival highlights the range of challenging and insightful topics informing the Jewish experience. Sunday, January 20, 2008. To go to the film's website. From top to bottom:...
Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival: An Interview with Noah Stollman, Screenwriter of Someone to Run With
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Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival. This blog is a venue for discovering the films and filmmakers appearing at the 17th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Presenting 32 dramas, documentaries, and shorts, this year’s festival highlights the range of challenging and insightful topics informing the Jewish experience. Tuesday, January 15, 2008. Someone to Run With. At the Walter Reade Theater.
Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival: NYJFF’s Q&A Session with Joseph Cedar, director of the Oscar-Nominated Beaufort
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Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival. This blog is a venue for discovering the films and filmmakers appearing at the 17th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Presenting 32 dramas, documentaries, and shorts, this year’s festival highlights the range of challenging and insightful topics informing the Jewish experience. Sunday, January 27, 2008. Answered questions from the audience. It started...
Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival: An Interview with Noah Harlan, Co-Producer of Tehilim
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Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival. This blog is a venue for discovering the films and filmmakers appearing at the 17th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Presenting 32 dramas, documentaries, and shorts, this year’s festival highlights the range of challenging and insightful topics informing the Jewish experience. Friday, January 11, 2008. Above photo: A scene from. I am really struck by...
Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival: February 2008
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Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival. This blog is a venue for discovering the films and filmmakers appearing at the 17th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Presenting 32 dramas, documentaries, and shorts, this year’s festival highlights the range of challenging and insightful topics informing the Jewish experience. Thursday, February 7, 2008. An Interview with Israeli Filmmaker David Ofek.
Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival: After NYJFF's Opening Night Screening, Producer Elinor Kowarsky Discussed her Film, A Hebrew Lesson, and the Ethics of Documentary Filmmaking
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Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival. This blog is a venue for discovering the films and filmmakers appearing at the 17th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Presenting 32 dramas, documentaries, and shorts, this year’s festival highlights the range of challenging and insightful topics informing the Jewish experience. Wednesday, January 9, 2008. This film was made with two partners, David Of...
Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival: An Interview with Tehilim Director, Raphael Nadjari
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Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival. This blog is a venue for discovering the films and filmmakers appearing at the 17th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Presenting 32 dramas, documentaries, and shorts, this year’s festival highlights the range of challenging and insightful topics informing the Jewish experience. Friday, April 4, 2008. An Interview with Tehilim Director, Raphael Nadjari.
Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival: An Interview with Israeli Filmmaker David Ofek
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Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival. This blog is a venue for discovering the films and filmmakers appearing at the 17th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Presenting 32 dramas, documentaries, and shorts, this year’s festival highlights the range of challenging and insightful topics informing the Jewish experience. Thursday, February 7, 2008. An Interview with Israeli Filmmaker David Ofek.
Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival: An Interview with Producer Elinor Kowarsky
http://nyjff08.blogspot.com/2008/01/interview-with-producer-elinor-kowarsky.html
Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival. This blog is a venue for discovering the films and filmmakers appearing at the 17th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Presenting 32 dramas, documentaries, and shorts, this year’s festival highlights the range of challenging and insightful topics informing the Jewish experience. Friday, January 18, 2008. An Interview with Producer Elinor Kowarsky.
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The 2007 New York Jewish Film Festival. The New York Jewish Film Festival blog is a venue for exploring and celebrating the 16th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. This year’s festival runs from January 10th to the 25th and features 31 films from around the world of which two are World Premieres, nine U.S. Premieres, and nine New York Premieres. Sunday, February 4, 2007. The Rape of Europa. This was the...
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Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival
Celebrating the 2008 New York Jewish Film Festival. This blog is a venue for discovering the films and filmmakers appearing at the 17th annual New York Jewish Film Festival. The Festival is a collaborative effort of The Jewish Museum and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Presenting 32 dramas, documentaries, and shorts, this year’s festival highlights the range of challenging and insightful topics informing the Jewish experience. Friday, April 4, 2008. An Interview with Tehilim Director, Raphael Nadjari.
