FAQ
When and where is the 2025 Miami Jewish Film Festival?
The Festival will celebrate its 28th Edition from January 9-23, 2025.
Screening venues include:
• Coral Gables Art Cinema (Coral Gables)
• The Hub at Temple Beth Am (Pinecrest)
• Miami Beach Bandshell (Miami Beach)
• Miami Beach JCC (Miami Beach)
• Miami Theater Center (Miami Shores)
• Michael-Ann Russell JCC (North Miami)
• O Cinema South Beach (Miami Beach)
Additional venues for special events will be listed in the Ticket Guide.
Help us save some trees. Download the 2024 Ticket Guide in electronic format and get the complete Festival schedule at your fingertips.
Tickets
Tickets may be purchased online or by calling the box office: 305-503-5182. If you have any questions, please call the Festival Office at 305-573-7304.
Festival standard prices for films are:
• $15 General Admission
• $11 Miami Jewish Film Society Members
• $14 Seniors (65+)
• $14 Students with ID
Prices typically range from $25-$36 for special events.
Discounted tickets are available for students, seniors, and members of the Miami Jewish Film Society. To join the membership, learn more here. Miami Jewish Film Society Members also enjoy ordering tickets before the general public sales begin.
Festival Submissions
For more information regarding Festival submission requirements, visit our Call for Entries page on Film Freeway.
Festival Questions
How does seating work?
All Theater Badge Holders and Ticket Holders must be seated 15 minutes before showtime to guarantee their seats. Empty seats will be sold to Rush Line patrons. All seats are general admission, and multiple-seat saving is not permitted. Please understand there is select, limited reserved seating for certain level of members and sponsors.
What if I’m late to a screening?
Late seating is not guaranteed. If you arrive late, and seats are still available, you may be seated at the discretion of the Theater Manager. Please keep in mind, if it is a sold out show, remaining empty seats are sold to the Rush Line 15 minutes before show time. We strongly encourage you to arrive and be seated 15 minutes prior to the published show start time.
What are Rush Tickets?
Rush tickets are sold 10 minutes before showtime at the theater where the film is being shown. If a film is at Rush, it means that there are no more advance sales tickets for that screening. We try to accommodate all pass holders and ticket holders up until 15 minutes prior to the screening. If there are any available seats, tickets will be sold to the Rush Line on a first come, first serve basis. If you are not seated 15 minutes before showtime, you are in danger of your seat being sold to the Rush Line.
Can I reserve tickets?
Tickets are either purchased or not purchased. They cannot be reserved.
Can I get tickets for other days/theatres at any box office?
Yes! All Theater Box Offices can process advanced ticket purchases. The immediate screening has priority with ticket sales over advanced ticket sales; this allows proper timing for theater traffic to run smoothly.
Can I get day of show tickets at the box office?
Yes! On the day of the screening, tickets are for sale at all of the venues and online, subject to availability. The theater box offices open 1 hour before the first screening of the day and closes 30 minutes after the last screening. If day-of-show tickets are no longer available, you can always try the Rush Line!
Can I swap my tickets?
Unfortunately, no. Due to limited capacities at each theater, we can only honor the tickets you purchased.
Can I get a refund?
Unfortunately, no. We do not allow exchanges or refunds. All orders are final.
What if I lost my tickets?
Unfortunately, we cannot reprint tickets. The Festival is not responsible for lost, stolen, forgotten or damaged tickets.
What is a Member?
Members of the Miami Jewish Film Society are the generous folks who have made contributions to support the Miami Jewish Film Festival. Benefits of being a member are applicable during the Festival, and for year-round programs and sneak screenings.
Who gets to stand in the ALL-ACCESS BADGE LINE? How can I join them?
Generally speaking, people who have made generous contributions to the festival: sponsors and members, as well as special festival guests: filmmakers and industry members, and Premier Badge holders. If you would like to join the line, we welcome you to learn more about becoming a member for next year!
Virtual Screening Platform
Standard prices for Virtual films are
• $10 General
• $8.50 Member
No refunds or exchanges are possible for any virtual showings. A ticket processing fee applies to all screenings + events.
Virtual screenings are Geographically Limited.
Please visit the Miami Jewish Film Festival 2024 Virtual Festival page and click each film to confirm that it will be available in your viewing area.
Can I pre-order?
Yes, simply go to each film page and follow the link in the yellow box to our Eventive virtual platform site. Once there click the purple Pre-order now button to create your account and complete your purchase.
I pre-ordered a film, now what?
You will get an email from noreply@eventive.org confirming your order and letting you know that you will receive a reminder once the film is available to watch.
How can I watch the film when it’s available?
- Click the Watch now button on your reminder email and you’ll be taken to the Eventive platform to watch your film. If you are using a Mac OS, you will only be able to view the film via the Safari internet browser. If you are using Windows OS, you will only be able to view the film via the Microsoft Edge internet browser.
- Download the Eventive app on your TV and log in to your account to access your films when you get the notification of availability
- Download the Festival app on your TV and log in to your account to access your films when you get the notification of availability
Are all of your venues Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes, all of our venues are wheelchair accessible. The Festival is committed to accommodating audience members with disabilities. To receive assistance, please make yourself known to the Theater Manager. All screening venues and their bathrooms are wheelchair accessible.
Recording Devices
The use of cameras, or of other recording equipment is strictly prohibited during any screening or program.
Patron Courtesies
While waiting in line, please be considerate of our neighbors and local businesses, and be sure to not block their entrances.
Security
The Miami Jewish Film Festival places the highest priority on ensuring a safe environment for the enjoyment of this year's film lineup. We will be having increased security through the presence of police and/or armed guards as well as frequent patrols around our host venues by local law enforcement. In light of these security measures, we kindly request that attendees minimize the items they bring and discourage bringing large bags or backpacks. For everyone's safety, all patrons should be prepared to present a government-issued ID before entering venues. We are excited about sharing America's largest Jewish film festival with you and recommend allocating extra time for these security procedures when planning your journey.
