ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The Rochester Jewish Film Festival kicked off its 26th year this week.
The festival director said this is a great opportunity for the community to experience film while learning about new cultures. The opening film was “Tovah,” a 60-minute biographical documentary about Broadway legend Tovah Feldshuh.
Feldshuh attended the opening night screening.
“A French director named David Serero came up to me and said, ‘I would like to do a film about you, a documentary,’ and I said, ‘Are you talking to me?’ I looked over my shoulder,” Feldshuh said.
The festival runs through Aug. 2.
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Monday: Mahler in NY, Safe House, Tatami, Frontier Tuesday: All I Had Was Nothingness, Halisa, A Letter to David, The Soundman, Wednesday: Ada: My Mother the Architect, Charles Grodin: Rebel with a Cause, Oxygen, The Stamp Thief Thursday: My One and Only, Swedishkayt: Yidlife Crisis in Stockholm, The Road Between Us, Bella Friday: We Met at Grossinger’s, Labors of Love Saturday: Rosenthal: The Great Showman Sunday: Lucky Star, Among Neighbors, Love, Statistically SpeakingJewish Film Festival continues this week at JCC of Greater Rochester WHEC.com.
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