The Boston Jewish Film Festival continues its year-round programming with three films and TV shows from Israel screening in February and March.

The Fifth Heaven

Wednesday, Feb. 29, 7 p.m., West Newton Cinema

Palestine under the British mandate. Maya, 13, is dropped off by her father at an orphanage. Only she’s not an orphan, just part of a dysfunctional family. Complicating her search for self are her fellow orphans, the head of the orphanage, who knows her parents from a previous life and a young Israeli soldier. Hebrew with English subtitles. Based on a novel by Rachel Eytan. Director Dina Zvi-Riklis will be present.

Srugim

Monday, March 19, 7 p.m., West Newton Cinema

The third and final season of the popular show about young Orthodox Jerusalmites. Get the latest about Yifat, Nati, Hodaya, Re’ut, Roi and Amir. Episodes 1-3 will be shown. In Hebrew with English subtitles. Actor Amos Tamam (“Amir”) will be on hand for this special showing!

Dolphin Boy

Monday, March 26, 6:30 p.m., Brattle Theatre, Cambridge

Attacked by fellow youths in his Arab village in Israel, Morad is traumatized and goes mute in this documentary. He goes to Eilat for dolphin therapy, but will swimming with dolphins bring Morad out of his shell? In Arabic, French, Hebrew with English subtitles. Director Dani Menkin will speak after the film.

Tickets are $15 general; $12 discount for BJFF, WGBH, MFA, Coolidge Corner Theatre members, students, seniors; $10 groups of at least 10 people. For more information, visit www.bjff.org or call 617-244-9899. All venues are wheelchair accessible.