North American Jewish Film Festivals
New York Jewish Film Festival January 11 – January 26
Tucson International Film Festival January 12 – January 22
Baton Rouge Jewish Film Festival January 21 – January 24
San Luis Obispo CA 2nd Annual Jewish Film Festival January 21 – January 22
Atlanta Jewish Film Festival February 8 – February 29
San Diego Jewish Film Festival February 9 – February 19
Tampa Bay Jewish Film Festival February 9 – February 19
San Antonio Jewish Film Festival February 11 – February 15
Louisville Jewish Film Festival February 11 – February 25
Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival February 12 – February 26
Denver Jewish Film Festival February 23 – March 4
Charlotte Jewish Film Festival February 25 – March 11
Israeli Film Festival of Philadelphia February 25 – April 1
New York Sephardic Jewish Film Festival March
JEWISHFILM The National Center for Jewish Film’s Annual Film Festival March 2 – March 14
Houston Jewish Film Festival March 6 – March 18
Sacramento Jewish Film Festival March 10 – March 11
East Bay International Jewish Film Festival March 10 – March 18
9th Annual JCC Rockland International Jewish Film Festival Mar 11 – April 11
Seattle Jewish Film Festival March 15 – March 25
Israel Film Festival Los Angeles March 15 – March 29
New Jersey Jewish Film Festival March 15 – April 1
Minneapolis Jewish Film Festival March 15 – April 1
Pittsburgh Jewish Film Festival March 15 – April 1
New Hampshire Jewish Film Festival March 17 – March 25
Mandell JCC Hartford Jewish Film Festival March 17 – March 27
Pioneer Valley Jewish Film Festival March 17 – March 31
North Virginia International Jewish Film Festival March 18 – March 27
Austin Jewish Film Festival March 24 – March 30
Westchester Jewish Film Festival April 11 – May 1
Israel Film Festival Miami April 15 – April 22
Portland Jewish Film Festival April 15 – April 29
Lenore Marwil Jewish Film Festival April 22 – May 3, 2012
Dayton Jewish International Film Festival April 24 – May 10
Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival May 3 – May 10
Israel Film Festival New York May 3 – May 17
Toronto Jewish Film Festival May 3 – May 13
Berkshire Jewish Film Festival Mondays July 9 – August 13
San Francisco Jewish Film Festival July 19 – August 6
Other Israel Film Festival November 8 – November 15
Dates yet to be announced:
The Ring Family Wesleyan University Israeli Film Festival February-March
Asheville Jewish Film festival March
Maine Jewish Film Festival March
Baltimore Jewish Film Festival March
Buffalo International Jewish Film Festival May
St. Louis Jewish Film Festival June
Rochester Jewish Film Festival July
Jewish Film Festival of Dallas September
Sonoma County Jewish Film Festival October
Rutgers Jewish Film Festival October
Silicon Valley Jewish Film Festival October
Chicago Festival of Israeli Cinema October
Cleveland Jewish FilmFest October
Milwaukee Jewish Film Festival October
Jewish Film Festival of Central New Jersey October – November
Boston Jewish Film Festival November
Columbus Jewish Film Festival November
Central Florida Jewish Film Festival November
Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival November
Calgary Jewish Film Festival November
Washington Jewish Film Festival December
Palm Beach Jewish Film Festival December
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