Founded in 1999, the Barcelona Jewish Film Festival explores Jewish identity and thought through its programming. The selection includes works from Ukraine, Poland, France, the United States, and Germany, focusing heavily on historical memory. Screenings take place at the Filmoteca de Catalunya in the Raval, followed by debates.
The Planns tip
Sessions include post-screening debates, a format that requires time to spare after the film ends.
The venue
Filmoteca de Catalunya
Film memory. Concrete and celluloid in Ciutat Vella.
Filmoteca de Catalunya, at Plaça de Salvador Seguí 1, is essential for cinematic memory and avant-garde. It offers an atmosphere for reflection and discovery, establishing itself as a core hub of audiovisual culture in Barcelona.
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