About Atlanta Jewish Film Festival
Since 2000, the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival continues to engage and entertain our city’s diverse communities through curiosity, conversation, and culture. One of Atlanta’s premiere philanthropic arts organizations, AJFF delivers world-class international and independent cinema, using film as a vehicle to promote empathy, meaningful dialogue, and universal, cross-cultural understanding. AJFF champions an inclusive exploration of the Jewish experience, its complex history, and its intersection with people of all faiths, ethnicities, and backgrounds. Through the power of storytelling, AJFF assembles a wide range of community leaders, advocates, filmmakers, and educators to contextualize an ever-expanding range of topics, uniting over 38,000 active festivalgoers annually with both in-theater and streaming content offerings. With emphasis on continuous innovation and mission-driven expansion, AJFF seeks to inspire the next generation of cinephiles and the culture-curious by actively broadening its educational outreach, community engagement, and accessibility efforts through captivating annual programming and events.
- Employees
- 11 to 50
- Headquarters
- Atlanta
Leadership
The top of Atlanta Jewish Film Festival's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.
Kenny Blank
Executive & Artistic Director
7 reports
Sarah Davenport
Managing Director
4 reports
Amy L. Levin
Guest Programming Manager
Kenneth Laster
Film Programming Manager
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