Atlanta Jewish Film Festival 2020: What You Need To Know

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The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival is set to return to Atlanta on Monday, February 10 through Thursday, February 27, 2020. The festival will celebrate its 20th anniversary as well.

The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival is an annual must-attend event for the city and continues to showcase an exciting and diverse lineup of international and independent cinema.

Atlanta Jewish Film Festival 2020: Everything You Need To Know

The 2020 AJFF will be open at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre and use several metro Atlanta venues to highlight important films over the course of 18 days.“It is a particularly exciting time for AJFF as we approach our 20th anniversary,” says Kenny Blank, Executive Director of AJFF. “While we reflect on the tremendous growth of two decades, we look forward to celebrating the occasion with another stellar lineup of cinematic stories otherwise unavailable to Atlanta audiences,”

Blank said 2020 will be a time for the festival and its organizers to express their gratitude as well.  

“Equally important, this is a special opportunity for AJFF to say ‘thank you’ to the many supporters, volunteers, and audiences who have been with us on this journey and share in the festival’s success,” he said.

The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival was founded in 2000 by the Atlanta Regional Office of American Jewish Committee (AJC), which is a nonprofit.

The festival has since produced year-round programming, including AJFF Selects, AJFF On Campus, Cinebash, the Icon Award and more. 
 
The full film lineup and official schedule will be announced on Friday, January 10, and tickets will go on sale via AJFF.org beginning Monday, January 27.

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