In a perfect world, great art would inspire us to be better. Sadly, this world is far from perfect. And yet, filmmakers still do their best, often in the face of unthinkable pain, cruelty, and division. Nobody knows that struggle better than the people behind the Maine Jewish Film Festival, which kicks off its 27th year on April 23. Presenting 13 films centered on various aspects of the worldwide Jewish experience, the festival is, as ever, informed by that imperfect real world we were talking about, in all its past, present, and possible future pain… and joy. Says MJFF Executive...
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