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Jewish International Film Festival announces program

Showcasing over 40 critically acclaimed movies, the annual Jewish International Film Festival returns to Melbourne and Sydney.
4 Jul 2013
Adam Bogicevic
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Showcasing over 40 critically acclaimed movies, the annual Jewish International Film Festival is returning to Melbourne and Sydney in November for its 24th anniversary.

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Adam Bogicevic
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Adam Bogicevic is a writer, musician and ArtsHub contributor.

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