2026 Portland Jewish Film Festival

We require passholders to reserve a ticket so that we may communicate the audience count, venue capacity, and event expectations with the venue and our staff. There is no additional cost to reserve a ticket.

Yes, please email pjff@ojmche.org to request an Arts for All ticket.
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There is no traditional rush line set aside, but we will sell tickets at the door until the theater has met capacity.

Yes, however, because of distribution and streaming restrictions, we cannot offer all festival films virtually. You can find the list of films available virtually here. Virtual film tickets will be available for the run of the festival, February 24 through March 1. Ticket holders will have seven days from February 24 to begin watching a specific film. Once you begin watching, you will have 48 hours to complete watching that film.

Virtual film screenings tickets can be purchased individually ($10) or as a pass – either the Virtual-Viewer pass ($35), and the All-Access pass ($125 – with discounts available. Virtual films can be watched starting February 24 at 12am PST. 

To watch, go to the Portland Jewish Film Festival’s website and navigate to the Virtual Screenings guide. From here, login into your Eventive account if you already have one associated with a festival pass. If you do not have an account, you will be prompted to create one upon checkout. 

Select the title you wish you watch to reserve or purchase a ticket. Once you click “Watch now” you’ll have unlimited access to the film for 48 hours. Virtual screening tickets can be reserved until Sunday, March 1 at 11:59pm PST.  

All venues are wheelchair accessible and when possible, films will include closed captioning in English. Please inquire with pjff@ojmche.org if you have more specific questions.  

Following OJMCHE security guidelines, we will be working with a security team to complete a bag search at the entrance of each venue. Weapons of any type are strictly prohibited in the venue, including guns and knives (even pocket knives). OJMCHE reserves the right to refuse entry. Thank you for your patience, cooperation, and assistance in helping keep our communities safe.

While there is no dedicated parking lot, each venue has street parking in the surrounding neighborhood. We recommend arriving a bit early to find space. 

Our selection committee consists of local filmmakers and community members. Films are chosen based on a variety of factors including a connection to the OJMCHE’s mission and values. 

The festival currently does not provide the opportunity for filmmakers to submit their films for consideration; however, this might change in the future. If you are interested in keeping up to date on the festival’s submission policy, please sign up for our email list.