Contacts for Arts & Culture

Cultural Arts

Cultural Arts Director and
Jewish Film Festival Director

Dan Kirsch
703.537.3075
DanK@jccnv.org

Dance

Dance Director
Alicia Ronquillo
703.537.3037
AliciaR@jccnv.org


Fine Arts

Fine Arts Coordinator
Irene Gavin
703.537.3063
IreneG@jccnv.org

Israel

Community Shlicha
Yael Ingel
703.537.3034
Yael@jccnv.org

Literary

Community Engagement Director
Laurie Albert
703.537.3064
LaurieA@jccnv.org


Upcoming Events

Current Exhibit: Hassidic Courts

April 16-May 27, 2013

Tickets Now on Sale!

JCCNV Dance Academy Annual Recital

Alice in Wonderland

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Sunday, June 2 and

Sunday, June 9

Join Alice as she accidentally takes a tumble down a rabbit hole, and awakens to find herself in a mysterious and enchanting fantasy world.

The Voice

Northern Virginia Jewish Film Festival

Celebrating 13 Years!

 

clientuploads/2013 Film Festival/Northern Virginia Jewish Film Festival.jpgThursday, April 18-Sunday, April 28

Culture, Community, Chutzpah

Click Below to Learn More:

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The 13th annual Northern Virginia Jewish Film Festival opens at the JCCNV on Thursday, April 18 with “Hava Nagila: The Movie” – a documentary romp through the history, mystery and meaning of the great Jewish standard that is a musical shorthand for anything Jewish!

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Thirteen films will screen through Sunday, April 28 at the new state-of-the-art boutique cinema,
Angelika Film Center & Café at Mosaic in Fairfax. 

 

Opening weekend will include the documentary “Life in Stills,” the romantic comedy “Dorfman in Love” and the regional premiere of the drama “The World is Funny” (the film received an unprecedented 15 Ophir nominations, equivalent to the Oscar’s).

Additional films include: A Bottle in the Gaza Sea, An American Tail, Hitler’s Children, Kaddish for a Friend, Kinderblock 66, Koch, Let My People Go, Orchestra of Exiles and Portrait of Wally.

Single tickets are $11; $9 for seniors (60+) and students; $6 for the family film (An American Tale).

A festival pass (good for any NVJFF screening, excluding opening night and closing night events) is $60; opening night event (Hava Nagila) is $39; closing night event is $13 (Dorfman in Love) and includes a dessert and coffee reception. A double feature ticket (two films on the same day) is $16 (available at the door only). Groups of 10 or more: $9 per ticket (contact boxoffice@jccnv.org to reserve group tickets).  Click here to purchase individual, festival and special event tickets.

 

Questions/Information
Dan Kirsch, Film Festival Director
JCCNV Box Office: (703) 537-3000
boxoffice@jccnv.org