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The D.C. area has a film festival for everyone. Here are six coming attractions you won’t want to miss.
It’s hard to imagine a more fertile soil for film festivals than the Washington region, which before 1987 — the year Filmfest DC was born — had none. Now the DMV boasts dozens of them of them, large and small, from Annapolis to Middleburg and from Baltimore...

DCJCC’s Cafritz Hall aims to become the not-so-hidden gem of D.C.’s indie film scene
If you stroll through the Q Street NW entrance of the recently renovated Edlavitch DC Jewish Community Center, hang a right at the grand piano in the lobby, take the elevator down one level and pass by the indoor pool, you’ll find a hidden haven for...

JxJ 2019 Audience Award Winners
Every year, the JxJ’s Washington Jewish Film Festival announces audience favorites based on survey data collected at all our screenings. Here are this year’s winners!
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Weekend Round Up May 16, 2019
JxJ: ‘Carl Laemmle’
As part of JxJ, the new mashup of the Washington Jewish Film Festival and the Washington Jewish Music Festival, James L. Freedman’s documentary “Carl Laemmle” will be screened on Saturday, May 18, at 8:20 p.m. at Landmark’s Bethesda Row Cinema, 7235...