AJFF's Short Programs represent an international collection of narrative and documentary films, ranging from 40 to just a few minutes in length. Each program blends a variety of genres, styles, and subject matter.
When a bowling alley owner reluctantly decides to shut down, his friend and employee challenges him to a match, in this charming, deftly acted vignette that ponders difficult life transitions.
During a trip to the desert, two men face the tragic consequences of their secret relationship, in this taut, visually arresting Israeli Academy Award Best Short nominee starring Lior Ashkenazi.
The quirky journey of a fifty-something mom and her young, very spunky adopted daughter is told in this self-deprecating, thought-provoking reflection on Jewish heritage and multiculturalism.
A mouthwatering, often humorous behind-the-scenes look at the Atlanta Kosher BBQ Festival that connects people from various walks of life through great food and friendly competition among culinary artisans.