The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival takes place from July 25-27 at the Roxie Theater, featuring a Next Wave lineup of innovative films. Highlights include an evening with Tommy Dorfman and a reading from Laura Albert's memoir. A local spotlight will focus on 'The Feeling Remains,' exploring painful family secrets. Additionally, premieres include 'Bulldozer,' showcasing a young woman's crisis-filled life, and 'Lost Cause,' an allegorical musical about a Yom Kippur service turning into community therapy. The festival offers a 20% discount for attendees using the code ROXIE45.
An Evening with Tommy Dorfman: Author, actor, and filmmaker Tommy Dorfman joins Bay Area literary icon Laura Albert for a reading from her new book Maybe This Will Save Me: A Memoir of Art, Addiction and Transformation.
Local Spotlight - The Feeling Remains: A Marin-born filmmaker unravels decades of family secrets and distorted memories, confronting the painful truths of a violent past in a compassionate search for understanding.
Pilot Premiere and Table Read - Bulldozer: An under-medicated, chronically impassioned young woman lurches from crisis to crisis-of her own making.
World Premiere - Lost Cause: A film about an allegorical musical about a Yom Kippur service that goes off the rails and transforms into an attempted community therapy session.
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