UK Jewish Film Festival marks 30th anniversary with Norwich screening
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 26 Oct, 06:01 · Archive
The UK Jewish Film Festival will mark its 30th anniversary with a screening in Norwich on 17 November.
The UK Jewish Film Festival will mark its 30th anniversary in Norwich on Tuesday, 17 November at 6.15pm at Cinema City. The festival will tour 14 more cities after Norwich, promising a showcase of new short films about British-Jewish life created through the UK Jewish Film Factory.
The 30th anniversary edition features more than 70 films, including 50 world or UK premieres. The selection includes Carry with Both Hands, The Goyfriend, and King of the Jews, among others. The festival is designed to celebrate Jewish life on screen, showcasing a diverse range of films that highlight the humour, warmth, music, and challenges of Jewish experiences.
Michael Etherton, chief executive of UK Jewish Film, said: 'This 30th edition is a celebration: of the filmmakers who have been telling our stories for 30 years, of the audiences who have made us what we are, and of Jewish life in all its variety.' Tickets are available through the festival's website or by telephone.
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- UK Jewish Film Festival to mark 30th anniversary with Norwich screeningThe UK Jewish Film Festival will mark its 30th anniversary in Norwich.Norwich Evening News · 26 Oct, 05:00
- UK Jewish Film Festival to mark 30th anniversary with Norwich screeningThe UK Jewish Film Festival will mark its 30th anniversary in Norwich.Eastern Daily Press · 26 Oct, 05:00
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