The short film Wallpaper (dir. Tomasz Frymorgen) will have its North American Premiere at the 44th Flickers’ Rhode Island International…Continue readingWallpaper to have North American Premiere at the Rhode Island International Film Festival
Congratulations to the crew of The Survivor in a Tuxedo, Tracing Elie Wiesel (dir: David Fisher, prod: David Fisher, Naama…Continue readingTHE SURVIVOR IN A TUXEDO, TRACING ELIE WIESEL A Film Review by Amy Kronish
Director Dara Bratt was invited to speak on the podcast TO BE CONTINUED… Reflections on Growing Up with Holocaust Survivors,…Continue readingINKED: OUR STORIES REMARKED Featured on Podcast
The Claims Conference is continuing its collaboration with JLTV, which is North America’s largest and most robust 24/7, English-language, Jewish-themed…Continue readingScreenings in Partnership with JLTV Jewish Life Television
The Lonely Child (dir: Marc Smolowitz, prod: Alix Wall) will premiere on July 18, at the Castro Theatre and on July 29, at…Continue readingTHE LONELY CHILD World Premiere at the 46th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival
Two Claims Conference-supported projects have been selected for Reboot Studios’ 2026 Creator Fund, which supports new Jewish storytelling across film…Continue reading Claims Conference-Supported Projects Join Reboot Studios’ 2026 Creator Fund Slate
The Survivor in a Tuxedo, Tracing Elie Wiesel (dir: David Fisher, prod: David Fisher, Naama Pyritz, Michael Berenbaum) will premiere at the Jerusalem Film…Continue readingTHE SURVIVOR IN A TUXEDO, TRACING ELIE WIESEL World Premiere at the Jerusalem Film Festival
Congratulations to the team of My Underground Mother (dir/prod: Marisa Fox, prod: Deborah Shaffer, Kelly Sheehan) for winning Best Feature Film at the…Continue readingMY UNDERGROUND MOTHER Wins Best Feature Film at the Philly Jewish Film Media’s 2026 Docs & Dialogue
Congratulations to the team of Hold on to Your Music – A Mother’s Legacy (dir: Josh Aronson, Adam R. Wood, prod: Lee Cohen,…Continue readingHOLD ON TO YOUR MUSIC – A MOTHER’S LEGACY Wins Audience Award for Best Documentary at the Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival