Presented by the Jewish Federation of Tulsa and Circle Cinema, see the best in contemporary Jewish films from March 23-27.

 

The Oklahoma Jewish Film Festival’s mission is to use the power of compelling stories to bring people of all religions and cultures together to enrich, educate, and entertain about the global Jewish experience. We offer films that bring people together, spark conversations, and combat antisemitism and all forms of hatred. OKJFF includes an educational component, offering a free Holocaust educational film to middle and high school teachers as part of their curriculum teaching students about history, hate, intolerance, and the effects of being a bystander. For information on bringing your class to view the Holocaust Education Film, contact Sofia Thornblad, Director of Holocaust Education, Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art, 918-492-1818 or curator@jewishmuseum.net.

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Tickets on sale now - get your All Access pass to see all seven films for one great price of $70

 

 

 

The pass includes admission to all seven film screenings. Tickets for individual films are $12 each. Keep scrolling for those tickets and info on each film.

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African Meal Reception with closing film "Running on Sand" on Thu 3/27

Join us for closing night of the Oklahoma Jewish Film Festival with an African Inspired meal by Afrikan Delights. If you would like to attend the dinner, a combo ticket that includes dinner and the film must be purchased in advance for $30. The food pairs well with the closing film, "Running on Sand," about an Eritrean refugee living in Israel and his plight as he is about to be deported back to his home country.

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