The 2020 Austin Jewish Film Festival will be mostly a virtual events, with drive-in movies for both opening and closing night. The virtual side will feature four times more programming than they’ve ever had before, and drive-in events, taking place at Dell Jewish Community Center, will include food, live preshow music and other entertainment, world-class films, and live Q&As with the filmmakers.
Opening night will be The Crossing, a recent winner of the Amanda (Norway’s Oscar) for best family-friendly film, the story of the adventurous 10-year-old Gerda and her brother Otto, whose parents are in the Norwegian resistance movement during the Second World War. Closing night will be the documentary Dulcie, about one of Israel’s greatest athletes who captures the spirit of a nation while triumphing against the odds.
The virtual films will be available at any time between November 7 and 13. For a full schedule of events, go to the festival website.
The 2020 Austin Jewish Film Festival will be mostly a virtual events, with drive-in movies for both opening and closing night. The virtual side will feature four times more programming than they’ve ever had before, and drive-in events, taking place at Dell Jewish Community Center, will include food, live preshow music and other entertainment, world-class films, and live Q&As with the filmmakers.
Opening night will be The Crossing, a recent winner of the Amanda (Norway’s Oscar) for best family-friendly film, the story of the adventurous 10-year-old Gerda and her brother Otto, whose parents are in the Norwegian resistance movement during the Second World War. Closing night will be the documentary Dulcie, about one of Israel’s greatest athletes who captures the spirit of a nation while triumphing against the odds.
The virtual films will be available at any time between November 7 and 13. For a full schedule of events, go to the festival website.
The 2020 Austin Jewish Film Festival will be mostly a virtual events, with drive-in movies for both opening and closing night. The virtual side will feature four times more programming than they’ve ever had before, and drive-in events, taking place at Dell Jewish Community Center, will include food, live preshow music and other entertainment, world-class films, and live Q&As with the filmmakers.
Opening night will be The Crossing, a recent winner of the Amanda (Norway’s Oscar) for best family-friendly film, the story of the adventurous 10-year-old Gerda and her brother Otto, whose parents are in the Norwegian resistance movement during the Second World War. Closing night will be the documentary Dulcie, about one of Israel’s greatest athletes who captures the spirit of a nation while triumphing against the odds.
The virtual films will be available at any time between November 7 and 13. For a full schedule of events, go to the festival website.
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