The Jewish Film Institute's 12th Annual WinterFest runs from January 22-23 in San Francisco, featuring a mixture of documentaries and narrative films. Notably, films such as 'Free for All: The Public Library' explore the critical role of libraries in American history and current challenges like book bans. 'Everything You Have Is Yours' discusses Israeli folk dance origins, revealing its diverse cultural influences. Meanwhile, the narratives reflect family dynamics, with titles like 'Most People Die On Sundays' and the series 'The Zweiflers' offering varied perspectives on familial relationships.
Dawn Logsdon & Lucie Faulknor's 'Free for All: The Public Library' traces the institution's US history from Carnegie's building spree to today's issues of book bans.
Tatyana Tenebaum's 'Everything You Have Is Yours' finds choreographer Hadar Ahuvia examining the origins of Israeli folk dances, revealing connections to Palestinian traditions.
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