Jewish Film Institute Announces 2022 Completion Grant Recipients

JFI Awards a Total of $75,000 to Six Projects in its 3rd Year of the Granting Program

2022 JFI Completion Grant Recipients

2022 Discretionary Grants

Previous JFI Completion Grant Recipients

A number of JFI-funded films have already begun to receive critical acclaim and reach vast audiences, including four films (including two special presentations) that screened last month at the 42nd annual San Francisco Jewish Film Festival. Remember This (Jeff Hutchens, Derek Goldman), with Academy Award-nominee David Strathairn reprising his tour-de-force theatrical role as Jan Karski, made its World Premiere at San Francisco’s the Castro Theatre at SFJFF42. Winner of the inaugural JFI/JSP Momentum Award and SFJFF Local Spotlight film My Name is Andrea (Pratibha Parmar), which premiered at the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival, riveted audiences with its unflinching examination of the life and legacy of political activist and feminist Andrea Dworkin.

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The Jewish Film Institute, based in San Francisco, champions bold films and filmmakers that expand and evolve the Jewish story for audiences everywhere. jfi.org

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Jewish Film Institute

The Jewish Film Institute, based in San Francisco, champions bold films and filmmakers that expand and evolve the Jewish story for audiences everywhere. jfi.org