Two Ways to Celebrate Hanukkah This Year!

The New Jew -- Streaming Until December 31
Access to all four episodes of the Israeli TV miniseries will be available until December 31. Click here to buy a family pass to watch the whole series.

Thanks to all of you who attended the December 12 program with Guri Alfi, Moshe Samuels, and Rabbi Mona Alfi – whether in-person or online.
If you missed the program, you can watch it here. The program begins at the 39:38 mark of the video.
Chai Flicks is Showcasing Many Films from Dec. 11-28

Just in time for Hanukkah, Chai Flicks, which is the Menemsha Film’s Jewish streaming service, is hosting their Second Hanukkah Movie Festival. Films include Women’s Balcony, Left Luggage, The Richie Boys, and many others.

Anyone in North America can watch their selected films from now through December 28. Share the good news with your family and friends! Click here.
Please Become a Sponsor of Our Festival

If you are thinking about your end-of-the-year donations, please remember us! The Sacramento Jewish Film Festival relies on the support of individuals like you to help us present inspirational and educational films to the greater Sacramento community. The film festival is a program of the Jewish Federation of the Sacramento Region, which is a non-profit organization with the Tax ID of 94-1156558.  
 
Please support our film festival by becoming a sponsor. Click here for details. Thank You!
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The Sacramento Jewish Film Festival will be celebrating its 24rd season in 2023, bringing the community together for entertaining, provocative, and educational films.

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