TOMORROW · 3:00pm

Boulder Jewish Film Festival: Tovah

Name: Boulder Jewish Film Festival: Tovah
Start: 2026-10-30T15:00:00-06:00
End: 2026-10-30T16:15:00-06:00
Location: Grace Gamm Theatre

Friday, October 30 at Grace Gamm Theatre, Boulder

Grace Gamm Theatre $20.70

About this event

TICKETS Friday, October 30 at 3 p.m. Tovah Feldshuh has been a major Broadway star for more than fifty years, earning four Tony Award nominations and two Emmy Award nominations, and has appeared in some 30 films, most recently starring opposite Dustin Hoffman in “Tuner.” Her numerous television appearances include her current role in the hit Netflix show, “Nobody Wants This.” She wowed audiences with her portrayal of Israel’s prime minister in the one-woman show “Golda’s Balcony.” But, as this dazzling documentary reveals, Tovah is much more than an actress extraordinaire. Her commitment to complex, intelligent, and powerful female narratives is legendary. A woman of principle, a cultural icon, and a Jewish force to be reckoned with both on and off screen, Tovah is charming and feisty, a larger-than-life dynamo who richly deserves to be celebrated. Prepare to fall in love. Documentary/58 minutes/In English/2026 Directed by David Serero

Who's playing

Tovah Feldshuh has been a Broadway star for more than fifty years. She has four Tony nominations and two Emmy nominations, and about 30 films to her name, most recently Tuner with Dustin Hoffman. She currently appears in Netflix's Nobody Wants This. Many know her from the one-woman show Golda's Balcony, in which she played Israel's prime minister.

What to expect

A short documentary that treats Feldshuh as more than an actress. It covers her commitment to complex, powerful female roles and her Jewish identity on and off screen. The festival is hosted by the Boulder JCC, which usually follows screenings with a conversation led by Kathryn Bernheimer. Guests may join that discussion, and the Dairy lists a talkback for festival screenings.

Why go

The film is an affectionate portrait of a performer many people know from different corners of stage and TV. The Grace Gamm Theatre is a small, comfortable room within the Dairy Arts Center, which hosts the Boulder Jewish Film Festival each year. Seeing it there lets you talk about it with other people afterward.