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Long-running film festival widens its audience

Pandemic turns the Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival into a virtual event

Documentaries about a Hollywood legend, one of the most infamous men in 20th century America, plus an array of films from around the world that showcase Jewish and Israeli life mark the 25th anniversary of the Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival.

This year the festival will include three extra days of screenings from the Feb. 14-March 3, with more than 30 Jewish-themed films and a variety of shorts.

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