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The Toronto Jewish Film Festival (TJFF), a festival committed to presenting films with themes related to Jewish culture and identity, celebrates its 26th edition from May 3 to 13, 2018. Over eleven days, festival goers will experience a diverse line-up of features, shorts and documentaries from around the world.
Whether you’re a student looking to unwind on a budget, or a cinephile after your next film-fix, TJFF has something to offer you. This year’s programming highlights include the Canadian archival programme with free screenings spotlighting Canadian treasures; special films for the family on Mother’s Day; a series of screenings commemorating Israel’s 70th anniversary; a free talk titled Zombies and Zionism that examines the recent boom in Israeli horror films. From the Free Student Rush Line Policy (with valid ID), to Q&As with special guests after select screenings, look no further for ways to escape the rain this spring!
Visit TJFF.com for the 2018 line-up, schedule and ticket pricing information.
TJFF 2018: A taste of the festival
Opening Night Film
Drama & Comedies: Larger Than Life
Documentaries: Fascinating But True
Biographies: People You Would Love To Have Hot Water and Lemon With
Archival Films: From the Vaults
Contest
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