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Lineup Announcements
– The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival (Ajff) has revealed its Opening Night and Closing Night films to be included in the 2017 lineup of this year’s edition, which returns for another expansive 23 days from Tuesday, January 24 through Wednesday, February 15.
Starting off the festival on January 24 is WWII drama “Alone in Berlin,” starring Emma Thompson and Brendan Gleeson. Closing out the festival on February 15 will be “The Women’s Balcony,” which was nominated for five Israeli Academy Awards. In addition to Opening and Closing Nights, Ajff has announced that the romantic comedy “Family Commitments” will screen for its Young Professionals Night, presented by Access, a special event aimed at younger audiences.
The full lineup of 75 feature-length and short films from around the globe along with the official...
Lineup Announcements
– The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival (Ajff) has revealed its Opening Night and Closing Night films to be included in the 2017 lineup of this year’s edition, which returns for another expansive 23 days from Tuesday, January 24 through Wednesday, February 15.
Starting off the festival on January 24 is WWII drama “Alone in Berlin,” starring Emma Thompson and Brendan Gleeson. Closing out the festival on February 15 will be “The Women’s Balcony,” which was nominated for five Israeli Academy Awards. In addition to Opening and Closing Nights, Ajff has announced that the romantic comedy “Family Commitments” will screen for its Young Professionals Night, presented by Access, a special event aimed at younger audiences.
The full lineup of 75 feature-length and short films from around the globe along with the official...
- 12/22/2016
- by Kate Erbland
- Indiewire
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