Dagesh | Jewish Film Festival Berlin Brandenburg (JFBB)

On May 9, 2025, Dagesh – Jewish Art in Context presented a curated film program as part of JFBB pro, the industry section of the 31st Jewish Film Festival Berlin Brandenburg (JFBB). The event focused on highlighting diverse contemporary Jewish perspectives and fostering exchange within the cultural and film industries.

The program featured five short films from the Dagesh network:

The films explored a wide range of themes, including Jewish artist identity, personal experiences of the war in Ukraine, histories of migration, and questions of individual and collective identity in changing social contexts.

Following the screenings, a moderated discussion with the attending filmmakers provided the audience with in-depth insights into the creative processes, artistic choices, and personal stories behind the works. The conversation was led by Daniel Laufer, curator of Dagesh, and encouraged direct dialogue between filmmakers and viewers.

The event was part of JFBB pro, the festival’s professional platform aimed at bringing together industry professionals to support exchange, strengthen networks, and promote innovation in Jewish-themed cinema.

Dagesh extends its sincere thanks to all participants, guests, and partners for a meaningful and inspiring day filled with art, dialogue, and connection.

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