Earlier this month, I had the opportunity to attend the Palm Springs Jewish Film Festival. This was a festival I had heard about purely by accident. I was waiting in line to go into a screening at the Palm Springs International Film Festival back in January when I heard about the Jewish Film Festival happening in March. I decided immediately that I would put it in my calendar and make sure I could go. This is the first Jewish film festival I have attended, and while I may have been the youngest person perhaps in attendance the day I went, the festival did not disappoint. I saw three feature films, all of which highlight different aspects of the Jewish experience in today's complex world. Being Jewish myself, I felt like I had a particular appreciation for these films. The first film was a documentary called Germans and Jews. The film highlights the Jewish experience in modern day Berlin, which has one of th...