Dagesh I Jewish Film Festival Berlin Brandenburg

We are excited to announce that as part of this year’s Jewish Film Festival Berlin Brandenburg (JFBB), taking place from May 6-11, Dagesh will present a captivating film program during the “JFBB pro” industry day on May 9.

Our program will showcase a selection of current films from the Dagesh network, including:

In Retrospect by Mila Zhluktenko
Contradiction of Emptiness by Irina Rubina
SEAGULLS by Robert Schulzmann
The Path of Our Inner Artist by Lisa Legina
Power of the Mirror by Ido Gotlib

Following the screenings, there will be discussions with the filmmakers present, moderated by Dagesh-curator Daniel Laufer. Join us on May 9, from 1:00 PM to 2:45 PM.

Registration Information
Participation in the Industry Day and the Dagesh Screening is free of charge and can be completed via the festival website.

Additionally, we are thrilled to offer 5 accreditations for the Jewish Film Festival Berlin Brandenburg to our network members. If you’re interested in watching a variety of exciting films free of charge between May 6-11, please send an email to bewerbung@dagesh.de with the subject line “Accreditation JFBB 2025” by April 15.

For more details about the festival, visit JFBB Jewish Film Festival Berlin Brandenburg

We look forward to seeing you there!

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