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“Philadelphia Jewish Film and Media (PJFM) creates connection and community through Jewish cinema and digital storytelling. PJFM welcomes everyone to engage with Jewish culture and values through its educational and entertaining year-round programs.

PJFM shares, celebrates, and advances Jewish storytelling through film and new media programs in Philadelphia and beyond. The organization will remain at the forefront of technology trends and developments, offering artists, content creators, and the community at large unique opportunities to engage and connect.

Philadelphia Jewish Film and Media believes that today’s storytellers are tomorrow’s changemakers, poets, philosophers, and visionaries.”

-from the PJFM Website


UPCOMING EVENTS

EIGHT CRAZY NIGHTS

Latkes & Vodkas Movie Night

Wednesday, December 6
Doors Open: 7 PM | Film: 8 PM
Khyber Pass Pub

“Put on your yarmulke, here comes Hanukkah…”

Saturday, December 16
6:30 PM
Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History

SCHINDLER’S LIST

30th Anniversary Screening

“Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire.”

The incredible, almost impossible realism it pulls off in every frame. The haunting score. The unforgettable performances. The visually striking cinematography, from its opening shot of a Shabbat candle to a little girl in red walking through a massacre. Together, we never forget SCHINDLER’S LIST, a film whose imagery continues to stay ingrained into our souls; a film so harrowing in emotional scope that it still scars our hearts.

This is the true story of Oskar Schindler, the wealthy German businessman, and the more than 1,000 Jews – the Schindlerjuden – he saved by taking into his factory. After 30 years, SCHINDLER’S LIST remains a magnum opus of not just Holocaust cinema but international cinema, a movie of irrevocable power which cannot be emulated. Steven Spielberg’s masterpiece, winner of seven Academy Awards, excels in not just its technical achievements but its tale of an unlikely hero of the Shoah, a man who used his privilege to save countless lives.

In commemoration of its 30th anniversary, PJFM invites everyone to see this unforgettable tribute on the big screen.

SCHINDLER’S LIST is rated R for language, some sexuality and actuality violence.

It’s time to “latke and vodka” with Adam Sandler’s Hanukkah musical extravaganza! This Festival of Lights, join PJFM for drinks, latkes, and laughter galore with this animated classic. Sandler’s animated adult comedy from the early 2000s follows Davey Stone, a 33-year-old Jewish alcoholic living in a snowy, fictionalized town of New Hampshire. After getting arrested, he is ordered community service as the assistant referee for the town’s youth basketball league where he is forced to work alongside elderly, little Whitey Duvall (also voiced by Sandler), the head referee. Hilarity ensues, plus plenty of spontaneous, outrageous musical numbers. This holiday – or in this case, Chrismukkah – season, Davey will question his troublemaking lifestyle and learn the true meaning of kindness.


THIS IS A 21 & OVER EVENT.


EIGHT CRAZY NIGHTS is rated PG-13 for frequent crude and sexual humor, drinking, and brief drug references.

Questions? Reach out to PJFM at (215) 545-4400 or at info@phillyjfm.org.  


Questions? Reach out to PJFM at (215) 545-4400 or at info@phillyjfm.org.  

January 6-8, 2024 (THREE full days!)
Streaming on Demand - Select Films

FALL FEST 2023

Tickets are now on sale for PJFM’s 43rd Annual Fall Festival - Streaming on Demand!

This season, JFPM premiered international feature films and documentaries, Jewish shorts, and throwback cinema from around the world. Films tackle social justice issues like abortion, the intersection of queerness and Orthodox Judaism, and Black Jews in America. There are also Holocaust-centric films explored through widely different lenses, tales of Russian, Israeli, and Sephardic Jewry, romance, history, and even animation.
See something you won't forget!

*Available to residents of PA, NJ, and DE. Select films will stream on PJFM’s streaming platform, Watch.PhillyJFM.org.


Questions? Reach out to PJFM at (215) 545-4400 or at info@phillyjfm.org.