• Miami Jewish • Denver Jewish • Sacramento Int. • Indianapolis Black Doc • Ceres Food • Burien Food • The Lake County • The Savoy Lumiére • Detroit Black • Indie Short • Balboa Del Mar • Oakland Int. • Columbus Jewish • The Joyce Short Film Series • Los Angeles Lift-Off • Mosaic World
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Festival Journey
KosherSoul continues to build momentum on the festival circuit, connecting with audiences at Jewish, Black cultural, food, documentary, and independent film festivals throughout the United States. Its festival journey reflects the film's broad appeal, demonstrating how a story rooted in the shared traditions of African American and Jewish cuisine can resonate across diverse communities while inspiring conversations about identity, heritage, and belonging.
The film's festival run has earned notable recognition, including a Silver Telly Award and the Charlie Award for Outstanding Short Documentary from the Sacramento International Film Festival. In addition to its official selections, KosherSoul received a special encore screening invitation at the Pygmalion Festival, and was presented at Jewish Community Centers, further extending its reach and introducing the film to new audiences.
As its festival journey evolves, KosherSoul continues to bring people together through a story that celebrates the intersection of African American and Jewish culinary traditions—demonstrating how food preserves memory, shapes identity, and builds bridges between cultures.

















