EXCLUSIVE: The Jewish Film Institute has revealed the recipients for its 2025 grants. In total, JFI is honoring six narrative and documentary films this year, chosen from a record 136 applicants. The organization awarded $75,000 in grants this year. The projects were chosen by an independent panel of filmmakers and industry professionals. Since its inception in 2020, JFI has funded nearly $500,000 for 38 projects. This year’s grant recipients are: Double Happiness by Shari Albert (United States, Narrative): After the death of her husband of fifty years, a life-affirming Jewish widow and the tightly-wound Chinese-American restaurateur who serves her family...
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