Virtual Screening Room
We’re thrilled to work with film distributors to continue offering a robust, curated selection of interesting and exciting new and repertory films to the JBFC community. In our Virtual Screening Room you’ll find films selected by our programmers that you can watch at home on your television, computer or mobile device. To learn more and register for upcoming virtual JBFC Live events, visit our Virtual Events page.
We’re grateful that we’re able to continue programming fascinating, thrilling, important films for you while we look forward to coming together again.
Any questions? Check out our Virtual Screening Room FAQ.
New Releases

Falling
Now Showing - Two Week Exclusive
"A beautifully controlled drama about age, memory and forgiveness" (The Wrap)

Through the Night
Now Showing
"Intimately observed. An up-close look at just what it takes, the relentless hard work and unwavering love." (Hollywood Reporter)

Preparations to be Together for an Unknown Period of Time
Now Showing
"A classy feminist take on stalker thriller tropes" (Hollywood Reporter)

Notturno
Now Showing
"A sweeping work of care and one that is often piercing in its painful beauty" (Vox)

Some Kind of Heaven
Now Showing
"A tragicomic...combination of The Stepford Wives and an Errol Morris movie, it's one of the best documentaries you'll see this year" (Orlando Weekly)

The Reason I Jump
Now Showing
"As emotionally piercing as it is beautiful to behold" (Variety)

Rock Camp
Now Showing

The Weasels' Tale
Final Week
"A slickly calibrated, classically structured dark comedy that again highlights Juan Jose Campanella's skill" (Hollywood Reporter)

Museum Town
Now Showing
"A love letter to the world's biggest museum of contemporary art" (Black Girl Nerds)

Another Round
Final Week
"The feel-good film of this or any festival has arrived, and it's a boozy-woozy marvel." (Times)

Three Summers
Final Week
"Kogut...displays a keen eye for satirizing Brazil’s rigid class structures" (Hollywood Reporter)
Repertory Releases

Mandabi
Now Showing
"Spare, laconic, slightly ironic and never patronizing" (New York Times)

Flowers of Shanghai
Now Showing
"A beautiful, tantalizingly oblique, and thoroughly hypnotic film" (City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul)

Francisca
Now Showing
"The obsessive love story that charmed and wowed the Cannes crowds" (Time)