Based on the novel “9,75 Square Centimetres” by acclaimed Turkish author Mehmet Eroğlu, the film tells the…
Interfaith Competition
A juried competition spotlighting 16 feature films – eight narratives and eight documentaries – distinguished by their artistic merit, contribution to the understanding of the human condition, and recognition of ethical, social, and spiritual values.
“Ask No Questions” offers a fascinating and damning investigation of the Chinese government’s concerted…
Hamtramck, Mich. — part of the Detroit area — is a place built by immigrants. The city thrived thanks to…
Aharon has devoted his life to raising Uri, his autistic son. They have established a gentle routine,…
Interfaith Award for Best Narrative Feature. “I Am You” offers an insider’s look at the…
“My Name is Sara” tells the true life story of Sara Goralnik, a 13-year-old Polish Jew whose entire family…
“Oligase” tells the story of a “no-read and no-write” indigenous Matigsalug girl who rebels against her…
Turkish soldier Ismet (Cem Bender), who served at the border as a commander of the Coast Guard, has…
In Buenos Aires at the age of 16, Pedro Opeka declined an opportunity to become a professional soccer…
In “The Oratorio,” filmmaker Martin Scorsese helps tell the story of an 1826 performance that forever…
In 1997 Algiers, when the country falls into the hands of terrorist groups seeking to establish an Islamic…
Interfaith Award for Best Documentary. A work of timely urgency, director Michelle Grace…
Yes, there are Jews in Montana! There’s an evangelical strand of Hasidic Judaism — Chabad-Lubavitch —…
“The Reunited States” — both heartwarming and heartening — provides a much-needed balm in a time of…
“There Is No Evil” relates a quartet of stories — about the military executioners Heshmat, Pouya, Javad,…
In June 2014, Ryan Candice, a high-achieving student at the University of Missouri, took his life days…