Discipline: Film

Kingston’s 22nd annual Celebration of LGBTQ Indie Cinema is back, this time it’s virtual! 

It’s a brand new year and 2021 already feels like a year of hope and positivity. Our committee of programmers wanted to ensure that Reelout audiences felt the good vibes this year as well. We recognize how awful everyone has been feeling and we hope that our showcase of 68 films, 19 programs from 18 different countries will touch your hearts each in their unique way. So pop your popcorn, sit back, relax and enjoy independent, queer cinema made my some truly exceptional artists.

For more, reelout.eventive.org/welcome or reelout.com

Kingston’s 22nd annual Celebration of LGBTQ Indie Cinema is back, this time it’s virtual! 

It’s a brand new year and 2021 already feels like a year of hope and positivity. Our committee of programmers wanted to ensure that Reelout audiences felt the good vibes this year as well. We recognize how awful everyone has been feeling and we hope that our showcase of 68 films, 19 programs from 18 different countries will touch your hearts each in their unique way. So pop your popcorn, sit back, relax and enjoy independent, queer cinema made my some truly exceptional artists.

For more, reelout.eventive.org/welcome or reelout.com

KCFF21 will be easier than ever to attend in 2021!  If you or someone
in your social bubble has a wifi signal, you’ll be able to stream all
the movies, talks, Q&A’s, and festival action from the comfort of
your home.  Running February 26-March 7, the Kingston Canadian Film
Festival will go fully digital for the first time ever.  Like many
things these days, it’ll feel different – but we’re excited to embrace
this new format that’ll be more accessible, affordable, and safe for
festival-goers.  As we welcome back our longtime supporters, we
anticipate KCFF21 will reach newcomers from all over the world….which, I
gotta say, is pretty cool.  (Imagine Kingstonians from Canada, the US,
and Jamaica all watching at once!).

We’ll be announcing more info as the dates approach and we’ll be here
to answer any questions.  All the films will be announced February 5
and we’ll go on sale that day too.  Like the traditional in-person Fest,
there will be a finite number of (virtual) seats for each film, we’ll
have single tickets and/or passes, and our website will continue to be
the main go-to for everything festival related.

And, there it is folks!  Save the dates: February 26-March 7, 2021 –
the first-ever digital version of the Kingston Canadian Film Festival.
Of course, lots more to come, so stay tuned.

KCFF21 will be easier than ever to attend in 2021!  If you or someone
in your social bubble has a wifi signal, you’ll be able to stream all
the movies, talks, Q&A’s, and festival action from the comfort of
your home.  Running February 26-March 7, the Kingston Canadian Film
Festival will go fully digital for the first time ever.  Like many
things these days, it’ll feel different – but we’re excited to embrace
this new format that’ll be more accessible, affordable, and safe for
festival-goers.  As we welcome back our longtime supporters, we
anticipate KCFF21 will reach newcomers from all over the world….which, I
gotta say, is pretty cool.  (Imagine Kingstonians from Canada, the US,
and Jamaica all watching at once!).

We’ll be announcing more info as the dates approach and we’ll be here
to answer any questions.  All the films will be announced February 5
and we’ll go on sale that day too.  Like the traditional in-person Fest,
there will be a finite number of (virtual) seats for each film, we’ll
have single tickets and/or passes, and our website will continue to be
the main go-to for everything festival related.

And, there it is folks!  Save the dates: February 26-March 7, 2021 –
the first-ever digital version of the Kingston Canadian Film Festival.
Of course, lots more to come, so stay tuned.