Mayerson JCC Jewish and Israeli Film Festival

The Mayerson JCC Jewish and Israeli Film Festival presents a diverse, inspiring lineup of award-winning films and engaging, educational programming that connects to the Jewish and Israeli stories.

The 2023 Festival has a hybrid lineup with each film offered either in-person only or virtual only to allow for viewing in community or from the comfort of your home. There are six in-person and five virtual film offerings. Each film ticket includes access to film screening and companion special feature, if scheduled.

- Virtual film showings and companion special features will have a 48-hour watch availability. Please note the specific geographic regions in which each virtual film is available.
- For in-person film showings and companion special features, please note the specific venue at which each event will take place.
- These films are not rated and are recommended for mature audiences. Only film, not special feature, runtimes are noted. All times listed are Eastern Time.
- Film Festival ticket sales, as well as virtual content, will take place on the Eventive platform. If you have attended past Film Festivals or already have an Eventive account, you will be prompted to login; if you are new to Eventive, please create an account.

Additional help and FAQs about the festival and Eventive can be found HERE. You can also visit https://watch.eventive.org/help for technical information and support, available 9am – 3am ET, 7 days a week, through Live Chat.

Schedule:

7:30pm: The Conference

Location: Virtual

Join us for the Jewish and Israeli Film Festival - The Conference. (Virtual)

Viewing Region: Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana

Virtual 48-hr Viewing Window Opens at 7:30pm ET on January 29

2022 - Historical Drama - 108 minutes - German - Matti Geschonneck

On January 20, 1942, leading members of the Nazi regime met in a villa in Berlin-Wannsee for a meeting that went down in history as the “Wannsee Conference.” The sole topic on the agenda that morning was what the Nazis called the “Final Solution to the Jewish Question,” the organization of the systematic mass murder of millions of Jews from across Europe. This historically accurate, haunting drama was produced for the 80th Commemoration Day of the Conference.

Presenting Partner: Jewish Family Service

Additional partnership support from The Nancy and David Wolf Holocaust and Humanity Center

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Special Feature

7:30pm: The Conference - Virtual Special Feature Event

Location: Virtual

Jodi Elowitz, Chief Learning Officer at The Nancy and David Wolf Holocaust and Humanity Center
Erik Jensen, Associate Professor of History at Miami University

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