In 306 Hollywood (Directors Elan Bogarín and Jonathan Bogarín), siblings turn their late grandmother’s New Jersey home into a whimsical archeological site, organizing and categorizing her evening gowns and Band-Aid cans filled with pennies. A magical realist documentary, the film honors their grandmother while examining how we deal with the past and live in the present. Click HERE to watch.

When Arnon Goldfinger begins to clear out the Tel Aviv apartment where his grandmother lived since leaving Nazi Germany in the 1930s, he didn’t expect to find much more than what he knew she owned – lots of German books, beautiful gloves, elegant purses. But when he comes across a pile of German newspapers and sees a picture of his grandparents with a Nazi officer, he realizes there is a lot about his grandmother he didn’t know.

The Flat, which won the 2011 Israeli Academy (Ophir) Award, follows Goldfinger as he follows this lead to learn some uncomfortable truths and repressed family secrets. Click HERE to watch.

Based on a novel by Israeli writer David Grossman, The Zigzag Kid (#BJFF2013) is an adventure film for all ages. Just before his bar mitzvah, Nono, who longs to be a detective, is sent to visit his boring Uncle Shmuel. When he meets arch-criminal Felix Glick on the train, he assumes his father has set him up for an adventure and follows Glick to the French Rivera. His journey includes an array of disguises and crazy pursuits, he meets famous singer Lola Ciperola (Isabella Rosellini), and Zohara, a mysterious woman whose secrets will forever change his life. Cick HERE to watch.

Boston Jewish Film has put together a list of Festival alums and other great Jewish movies and TV shows that you can see today. The list includes documentaries, narratives, shorts, and more, so head over to BostonJFilm.org to begin watching now!