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The Kingston Canadian Film Festival is bigger than ever and here’s why you should go

The nation's biggest Canadian film fest just turned 25 🇨🇦

The Kingston Canadian Film Festival is bigger than ever and here’s why you should go

Left: Jay Baruchel, Right: Sook-Yin Lee

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Winter can feel like a never-ending loop of dark skies and chilly walks. If you’re looking for something fun to shake up your winter blues, catching a flick at the Kingston Canadian Film Festival is a great option.

Starting February 26, KCFF will kick off celebrations for its 25th anniversary in Kingston’s historic downtown.Visitors will be able to see world premieres, local productions and major award-winners, all highlighting the nation’s diverse stories.

Courtesy of Kingston Canadian Film Festival

KCFF may be Canada’s largest festival dedicated to showcasing Canadian cinema, but it’s so much more than awesome movies.

Think Q&A’s with filmmakers, workshops where you can pick up the latest tips on the industry. You can even catch performances and talks with legends like Jay Baruchel, Jeremy Hotz, Carolyn Taylor, and cast from Letterkenny.

The anniversary celebration also happens during Kingstonlicious, so you can relish the festivities while enjoying a great culinary experience. What’s more, bookings for an overnight stay package for Kingstonlicious will receive a $100 VISA gift card. Talk about a big bang for your buck!

25th Annual Kingston Canadian Film Festival

KCFF sells out fast, so now’s the time to lock in your tickets and book your stay. Whether you’re a film buff or simply love supporting stellar local talent, this festival is where you’ll want to be.

Price: Regular $15 plus tax, $25 plus tax for Opening Night Gala

When: February 26 to March 2, 2025

Where: Several locations in downtown Kingston

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