The JCC of Metro Detroit’s Lenore Marwil Detroit Jewish Film Festival offers a diverse cinema experience in its annual festival and throughout the year. It also provides a forum for discussion about films from around the world that illuminate Jewish issues and principles. Our goal is to enhance a sense of community and inclusion for a broad range of audience members.

• We are designing the virtual festival to be a mix of things we all do together and things we do on our own schedule.
• Anyone can participate in all aspects of the festival, without invitation.
• Films will be available for rent on-demand throughout the entire festival (Oct. 4-30) and you can watch them any time. No more worrying about missing a film because it’s being shown when you’re busy!
• Festival Pass holders will have access to our Netflix-like Premium Streaming beginning on October 4. where they can scroll through movies and watch as they please. (Get your Festival Pass here.)
• Those without Festival Pass can purchase virtual tickets to each film individually beginning on October 4. Virtual tickets are single-use codes for watching a film that expire in 24 hours after purchase.
• We’ll all gather in real time for live virtual film discussions. Anyone can watch and participate in these either on the JCC of Metro Detroit’s YouTube channel or through the Detroit Jewish Film Festival’s smart TV app.