Formal screenings of the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival start in February, and will include in-person and virtual events.
But the festival is getting an early start by showing a series of free short films each Wednesday.
The Shorts Program began on Wednesday, Jan. 5, and a new short will be available for streaming every Wednesday through Jan. 26. More information can be found by clicking here.
Tickets go on sale for the festival on Feb. 9, and the screenings will take place Feb. 16-27 at select theaters in metro Atlanta. Georgia residents also will be able to watch via remote streaming during the festival dates.
This year’s festival includes 40 feature films and 15 shorts in narrative, documentary, human rights and other categories.
The venues include the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center, the Midtown Art Cinema and the Plaza Theater in Atlanta. A preview show takes place on Feb. 2.
For more information visit the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival website.
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