- August 26, 2026
Stamp Thief
Part of the 2026 Windsor Jewish Film Festival series. Stamp Thief follows Gary Gilbert as he investigates and attempts to recover rare stamps stolen from Holocaust victims by a Nazi officer during World War II. Blending elements of detective story and historical investigation, the documentary explores memory, restitution, and the lasting impact of cultural theft during the Holocaust.
- August 26, 2026
A Letter to David (Michtav Le’David)
Part of the 2026 Windsor Jewish Film Festival series. A Letter to David is a deeply personal documentary from filmmaker Tom Shoval reflecting on actor David Cunio, who was abducted from Kibbutz Nir Oz during the October 7 attacks and remains captive in Gaza. Using archival footage, behind-the-scenes material, and scenes from Shoval’s earlier film *Youth*, the documentary explores memory, loss, friendship, and the unsettling overlap between cinema and real-world tragedy.
- August 26, 2026
Once Upon My Mother
Part of the 2026 Windsor Jewish Film Festival series. Once Upon My Mother is a heartfelt drama about the enduring bond between a mother and her son, born with a clubfoot in 1963, as they navigate physical challenges and social obstacles together. Driven by a mother’s unwavering support and determination, the film follows their emotional journey through resilience, hardship, and personal growth across the years.
- August 26, 2026
The Frisco Kid
Part of the 2026 Windsor Jewish Film Festival series. The Frisco Kid is a western comedy starring Gene Wilder and Harrison Ford as an unlikely pair traveling across the American frontier during the Gold Rush era. Blending fish-out-of-water humor with classic western adventure, the film follows an inexperienced immigrant rabbi and a rugged outlaw whose unexpected friendship transforms their journey to San Francisco.
- August 26, 2026
Jerusalem ’67
Part of the 2026 Windsor Jewish Film Festival series. Jerusalem ’67 is a historical drama set during the Six-Day War, following civilians and soldiers whose lives intersect amid the conflict in Jerusalem. Through multiple perspectives — including a young woman volunteering to serve, reluctant fighters, and paratroopers thrust into unexpected combat — the film explores duty, fear, and survival during a pivotal moment in modern history.
- August 26, 2026
The Polish Women
Part of the 2026 Windsor Jewish Film Festival series. The Polish Women is a historical drama following Rebeca, a Polish Jewish immigrant who arrives in Brazil in 1917 hoping to reunite with her husband and begin a better life. Set against the backdrop of war, displacement, and immigration, the film explores the difficult realities awaiting newcomers in Rio de Janeiro and the gap between promise and survival.
- August 26, 2026
The Presidents’ Tailor
Part of the 2026 Windsor Jewish Film Festival series. The Presidents’ Tailor tells the remarkable life story of master tailor Martin Greenfield, who survived Auschwitz before building one of America’s most respected bespoke menswear businesses. The documentary traces his journey from wartime survival to crafting suits for U.S. presidents, celebrities, and cultural figures while exploring legacy, resilience, and craftsmanship.
- August 26, 2026
The Midas Man
Part of the 2026 Windsor Jewish Film Festival series. Midas Man is a biographical drama centered on Brian Epstein, the visionary manager whose discovery of The Beatles helped transform popular music forever. Beginning with Epstein’s first visit to Liverpool’s Cavern Club in 1961, the film explores the rise of Beatlemania and the man behind one of music history’s most influential success stories.
- August 26, 2026
Storied: The Untold Jewish Contribution to the Beatles
Part of the 2026 Windsor Jewish Film Festival series. Storied: The Untold Jewish Contribution to The Beatles is a live concert and storytelling experience exploring the overlooked cultural influences and collaborations that helped shape the legacy of The Beatles. Created by Benji Rosenzweig, the multimedia performance combines live music, historical context, and conversation to examine themes of creativity, identity, and Jewish cultural impact in modern popular music.
- August 26, 2026
Shorts: Jews Around the World
Part of the 2026 Windsor Jewish Film Festival series. A documentary shorts program exploring Jewish identity, tradition, and resilience in unexpected corners of the world — and beyond. Through stories set in Cuba, Uganda, and even outer space, the films examine how communities preserve culture, faith, and connection across generations, political upheaval, and imagined futures.