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WJFF 2015 Audience Award Winners

Here are the winners of the 2015 WJFF Audience Awards.

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Jewish archivist honored for using new technology to revive old films

For her work preserving Jewish film, Sharon Rivo was honored Monday during a special screening of a film her center restored. The screening was part of the Washington Jewish Film Festival.

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WJFF Festival Weather Advisory

The decisions regarding screening cancellations are made by the individual venues. We will work to keep festival goers updated on any weather concerns through our website and via email alerts.

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The Washington Jewish Film Festival celebrates 25 years

Ilya Tovbis, director of the Washington Jewish Film Festival, stopped by WJLA and gave a preview of the events and screenings.

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DC on Heels covers WJFF

Nice writeup about this year’s festival on DC on Heels.

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Popcorn & Candy: Get Sushi and Not Pay Edition

Popcorn & Candy is DCist’s selective and subjective guide to some of the most interesting movies playing around town in the coming week.

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DC Jewish Film Festival To Feature 80+ Films Over 11 Days

The Associated Press featured this year’s festival.

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The Washington Jewish Film Festival adapts in an ever-changing world

The Washington Post profiles this year’s festival.

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Reviews of the Washington Jewish Film Festival

The Washington Jewish Film Festival features more than 80 films screened over the course of 11 days, starting tonight. Here, a few reviews of festival standouts.

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Once-happy family hiding a secret

Washington Jewish Week profiles LITTLE WHITE LIE, which screens at WJFF.

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