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Jewish Film Festival Berlin-Brandenburg Kicks Off with 57 Films Across 11 Venues

The festival, running May 6-11, explores Jewish identity through diverse narratives, including historical and contemporary themes, with filmmaker discussions and accessible screenings.

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Overview

  • The Jewish Film Festival Berlin-Brandenburg has officially begun, showcasing 57 films from nine countries in feature and documentary formats.
  • Screenings are being held at 11 venues across Berlin and Brandenburg, including Filmkunst66 in Berlin and Thalia-Kino in Potsdam.
  • Key themes include the Shoa, contemporary Jewish identity, and the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, with several films addressing these topics.
  • Dedicated panels and filmmaker Q&A sessions focus on Jewish-Arab perspectives in Israeli cinema, fostering cross-community dialogue.
  • Tickets remain widely available for most screenings, except for the opening event, ensuring broad accessibility for attendees.