The Guide

Step into the soulful rhythms and heartfelt stories of "3rd Shift", a powerful musical that brings to life the struggles and triumphs of Elroy Miller, a hardworking man whose world is turned upside down when he’s reassigned to the demanding third shift at the local manufacturing plant.

As Elroy’s nights become his new days, he faces the painful reality of missing his children’s important milestones, his wife’s growing frustration as she raises their kids alone, and his mother’s disappointment as he misses cherished Sunday church services. With a strike looming that threatens to cut off his income, Elroy must navigate the pressures of work, family, and faith—all while trying to hold onto hope.

One part deranged sip 'n paint, one part karaoke night, and one part Sotheby's.

In The Van Gogh Shogh, solo performer and clown Donna Oblongata uses the lens of Vincent Van Gogh's life and legacy to ask urgent questions about the nature of art, success, reproduction, and the potential meaning(lessness) of a creative life.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.

The Jewish Nevada International Film Festival celebrates the richness, diversity, and resilience of Jewish life and culture through the transformative power of cinema. By showcasing compelling stories from around the world—past and present—they aim to foster understanding, spark dialogue, and deepen the global appreciation of Jewish identity, heritage, and values. The festival serves as a vibrant platform for filmmakers, artists, and audiences of all backgrounds to explore the universal themes of memory, justice, faith, humor, and hope through a Jewish lens.

There are 15 films in 3 locations: Cinemark Suncoast, South Point and Windmill Library Theatre.