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The Buffalo International Jewish Film Festival is the second oldest continuously running annual festival of its kind in the United States. It was founded in 1985 in Buffalo, New York.

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Official website^{[permanent dead link]}

Culture of Buffalo, New York
Museums and Musical institutions	Albright–Knox Art Gallery Buffalo History Museum Buffalo Museum of Science Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra Buffalo Zoo Explore & More Children's Museum Kleinhans Music Hall Museum of disABILITY History North Park Theatre Shakespeare in Delaware Park Shea's Performing Arts Center
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Festivals	Allentown Art Festival Buffalo International Film Festival Buffalo International Jewish Film Festival Buffalo Turkey Trot Dyngus Day Festival Erie County Fair Friendship Festival National Buffalo Wing Festival Taste of Buffalo Thursday at the Square World's Largest Disco
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Jewish film festivals
Europe	Croatia (Zagreb) Denmark (Copenhagen) Poland (Warsaw) Poland (Warsaw: Jewish Motifs IFF) Russia (Ekaterinburg) Russia (Moscow) United Kingdom
Asia	Hong Kong Jerusalem
North America	Ontario (Toronto), Canada California (Sacramento), USA California (San Diego), USA California (San Francisco), USA Florida (Tampa Bay), USA Georgia (Atlanta), USA Indiana (Indianapolis), USA Louisiana (Baton Rouge), USA Massachusetts (Boston), USA New York, USA New York (Sephardic), USA New York State (Buffalo), USA Oregon (Northwest), USA Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), USA Washington, DC, USA

source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_International_Jewish_Film_Festival