Screening of the film 'Just an Illusion' at The Weitzman as part of the Philadelphia Jewish Film and Media festival.
Just an Illusion is screening at The Weitzman on Sunday, November 15, at 2 PM. It's a film screening of the movie, and that's the whole of it—the film itself is the main feature of the afternoon.
The screening is part of the Philadelphia Jewish Film and Media festival (PJFM), an organization that builds connection and community through Jewish cinema and digital storytelling. They run a year-round program of educational and entertaining screenings that's open to everyone, and they welcome audiences to engage with Jewish culture and values. This particular screening fits right into that, with a film that's part of a larger tradition of Jewish storytelling on screen.
If you're not familiar with the organization, PJFM is about more than just putting on movies; they use cinema to bring people together around Jewish themes and stories. Their programming runs throughout the year, so this isn't a one-off event—it's one piece of a broader calendar of screenings they host across the city. The festival's focus is on both the educational and the entertaining, and they keep their screenings open to everyone, regardless of whether you have a personal connection to the community.
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So, if you're around on that Sunday afternoon, you'll find Just an Illusion showing at The Weitzman in Philadelphia. It starts at 2 PM, and since it's a matinee, it's a good one to catch before the rest of your Sunday gets away from you.
