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We Want to Send You to the SF Jewish Film Festival!

09 Jul 2021 Lizzie Locker - Events Editor
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Updated: Jul 12, 2021 10:19
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A scene from “Bring Your Own Brigade,” playing on 7/31 as part of the SFJFF.

The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival is back, baby, and we wanna get you in for FREE! We’re partnering with the festival to give one lucky winner their choice of a virtual Streaming Pass, or an in-person Castro Theatre Ticket Package (which will include two tickets to all seven of the films playing at the Castro on the weekend of 7/24-25).

Still image from the short animated documentary “The Violin Upstairs,” playing on 7/28 as part of the SFJFF.

With a huge lineup of films from all over the world, representing every imaginable genre, this year’s festival definitely has something for everyone.

Purchase in-person or virtual passes to the SFJFF here, or enter our giveaway below to win free ones!

Click here to view this promotion.
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Lizzie Locker - Events Editor

Lizzie Locker - Events Editor

Lizzie Locker has been an artist, entertainer, and “glamour girl” since birth. Since 2017, Lizzie has been writing professionally for small businesses, as well as creatively. She has published essays in VIE Magazine, and has written website and social media content for pole dance studios, afterschool programs, and reference sites. At the same time, Lizzie has also continued to develop her performance career at queer nightlife events across the Bay Area. She can be found both onstage and off, reading her stories aloud in bars, emceeing drag and burlesque shows, and producing arts events that defy genre and expectation.