
February 2021
Atlanta Jewish Film Festival – Opening Night
One night only, join fellow AJFF festivalgoers for the kickoff of the 12-day hybrid experience and preview of what's to come. Then enjoy the Opening Night screening of "Kiss Me Kosher" from the comfort of home, with a complimentary, curated Festival-in-a-Box. Plus gourmet dinner from Added Touch, available for purchase with delivery or pickup.
Find out more »Atlanta Jewish Film Festival – Young Professionals Night
Join Atlanta's young professionals and our diverse community partners for a shared but safe drive-in experience like no other for the screening of "Shiva Baby". Food trucks and live presentations from ACCESS complete this fun and exciting evening. Your drive-in ticket includes a complimentary swag bag.
Find out more »Film Fatales: Stranger Than Fiction
Join us for an intimate conversation about personal storytelling in the documentary space with Film Fatales members Elan Bogarin (306 Hollywood), Judith Helfand (Love & Stuff), Lynne Sachs (Film About a Father Who) and Tiffany Hsiung (Sing Me A Lullaby).This conversation will focus on the unique and nuanced experiences of documentary filmmakers creating films about personal stories. With insight into the ethical and artistic decisions that filmmakers make, we will explore the complex relationship between directors and film participants. Given…
Find out more »Free Acting Basics Workshop
Alliance Theatre free acting workshops are offered between each class session to give prospective students the opportunity to participate in a class and learn about all our offerings in a fun and supportive environment.
Find out more »Atlanta Jewish Film Festival – Spaceballs Drive-In Screening
For one night only, join the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival for an exclusive drive-in screening of Mel Brooks’s sci-fi spoof Spaceballs at Mercedes-Benz Stadium’s The Home Depot Backyard. The drive-in experience, the largest in Atlanta and unlike anything that the city has ever seen, provides guests the ability for guests to watch on the big screen while staying socially distant from other attendees. Food trucks will also be on-site serving delicious bites. More details at AJFF.org.
Find out more »Atlanta Jewish Film Festival – Midnight Screening of The Vigil
Turn down the lights and pull up the covers, as the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival presents its first ever midnight movie. The Vigil offers lots of atmospheric chills and thrills, best traversed at the stroke of twelve. Count down to the scary fun with a spooky bonus preshow. The film will also be available in the Virtual Cinema from noon on Sunday, February 21 through noon on Wednesday, February 24.
Find out more »Atlanta Jewish Film Festival – Little Shop of Horrors Drive-In Screening
For one night only, join the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival for an exclusive drive-in screening of musical comedy Little Shop of Horrors at Mercedes-Benz Stadium’s The Home Depot Backyard. The drive-in experience, the largest in Atlanta and unlike anything that the city has ever seen, provides guests the ability for guests to watch on the big screen while staying socially distant from other attendees. Food trucks will also be on-site serving delicious bites.
Find out more »Subscriber Advance Screening: THE MAURITANIAN
Advance virtual screening of “THE MAURITANIAN” for Georgia Film Site subscribers.
Find out more »Atlanta Jewish Film Festival – Virtual Lobby: I Am Here
The Virtual Lobby is a place to see your fellow festivalgoers and indulge in a little conversation around the most talked about films at the 2021 Atlanta Jewish Film Festival. Join AJFF for a discussion of "I Am Here", the story of a spirited South African Holocaust survivor reveals to her family her astonishing life journey on her 98th birthday.
Find out more »Blackmagic Collective: Atlanta Chapter Kick Off Event
Building the Right Community to Level Up Your Career: A discussion on how the community you find yourself in directly affects your career and the work you do by a panel consisting of Atlanta filmmakers who have worked at every level of production in Atlanta, GA.
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