Mamele - starring Molly Picon

New Digital Restoration - World Premiere
Jerusalem International Film Festival (July 7 & 8) | Tickets
Q&A with NCJF Directors Sharon Pucker Rivo and Lisa Rivo
NCJF's 23rd consecutive year premiering at the festival.


NCJF at Outside of the Box
Saturday, July 20 – Modern Theatre at Suffolk University
| Info

7:00pm "Scenes from the Archives of The National Center for Jewish Film"
8:00pm “King of the Schnorrers” - Robert Brustein & Hankus Netsky's new klezmer musical

Free admission. Tickets currently all reserved, standby line at 7pm for unclaimed tickets.


Special Jewishfilm.2013 Encore Screenings in July

The Dandelions
Thursday July 25, 8:00 pm | Buy Tickets Sunday July 28, 1:00 pm | Buy Tickets
Boston French Film Festival at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

"Sweetly entertaining." Variety


2013 NEW RELEASE – Book Now for Festival & Event Screenings

The Trial of Adolf Eichmann
New documentary directed by Michael Prazan

"A fascinating assemblage of interviews, footage, and analysis. It is highly recommended." Jewish Daily Forward


Breaking Home Ties

1922 Silent Feature Film
Restored from the only surviving print!

Next Screening: Tel-Aviv Cinematheque, Israel - (July 13) | Link


Kol Nidre

1939 Yiddish Musical Drama

World Premiere - Jerusalem International Film Festival
Europe Premiere - Stockholm Jewish Film Festival
USA Premiere - New York Jewish Film Festival


Big Discounts on VHS to DVD upgrades
Save up to 50% when you replace VHS tapes in your library with DVDs of the same title.

More savings on DVD collections: Women's Studies, Edgar Ulmer & More!


Donate Now & Save Endangered Films

For more than 30 years The National Center for Jewish Film has rescued, restored and exhibited rare films that document the diversity and vibrancy of Jewish life.

Don't let history fade away! Donate Now


How to Re-Establish a Vodka Empire | New Film Release

"A barnstorming tale of vodka and revolution." BBC Radio
"Charming, inventive and lively." Time Out London

Film Festival Favorite! New York, Boston, Philly, Washington & More!



Punk Jews | New Film Release
Upcoming July: Jewish Culture Festival, Krakow
Upcoming: West Coast Premiere - Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco
Just in...Punk Jews on Public Radio! |Listen

New York Times cover feature story | Read Article
Huffington Post video interview | Watch Now



Nicholas Winton: The Power of Good | Available on DVD

The Guardian (UK) "A Salute to the 'British Schindler' as he turns 104" | Read Article


NCJF has received a NEA grant for $75,000 in support of a planned major retrospective of Yiddish Cinema to be mounted at the Film Forum in NYC followed by an international tour.

NCJF was highlighted on the NEA blog Art Works!
Spotlight on NCJF: Interview with NCJF's Lisa Rivo


NCJF receives Commendation Award
from Boston Society of Film Critics

BSFC: "Sharon Rivo and Lisa Rivo of the National Center for Jewish Film, for their annual restoration of classic features, which are then shown in the Boston area and around the world." | Link



Bar Mitzvah
God, Man & Devil
Long is the Road
Overture to Glory
The Singing Blacksmith

Recently Seen:
Medias Central European Film Festival - (June)
| Details

Uncle Moses
Recently Seen:
Chicago Yivo Society Summer Festival of Yiddish Culture - (June/July)
| Details


Laughter Through Tears
Recently Seen:
Toronto Film Society with live music - (June 2)
| Tickets



New Releases
Book Now for Film Festivals & Screenings

Nahum N. Glatzer & The German-Jewish Tradition (USA)
Filmmaker Judith Glatzer profiles her father, the prominent Jewish Studies scholar Nahum Glatzer.

Yizkor (USA)
Academy Award™ winning short film is a story of resilience in the face of crushing loss
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Das Kind (France)
Irma Miko: Romanian Communist activist, WWII French Resistance participant.


Women Unchained | Orthodox Women & Divorce Extortion

Film helps propel major policy shift - More rabbis now requiring prenuptial agreements | Read Reviews from the New York Times, Jerusalem Post, Jewish Press and More!

Bridge of Light: Yiddish Film Between Two Worlds
Revised with New Chapters & Includes The Yiddish Cinema DVD |
Details

J. Hoberman's Definitive History of Yiddish Cinema is Back in Print!


Singing in the Dark (1956 American Drama)
"In this post-Holocaust variation on The Jazz Singer, Moishe Oysher plays a German cantor who loses his family and his memory during the war." -J. Hoberman

Bar Mitzvah (1935 Yiddish Feature Film)
A shund sensation starring Boris Thomashefsky with "lightning bolts of cinematic revelation!" -The New Yorker

More than 250 Restored Classics & New Films Available on DVD! | TITLES ON DVD

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