Ninan Auassat: We, The Children

Thursday, February 27The Screening Room1:00 pm ORDER TICKETS Friday, February 28The Screening Room10:00 am SOLD OUT Seeing 6 or more films? Consider purchasing a FILM PASS. Description In the latest by Abenaki director Kim O’Bomsawin – who was last at the festival with CALL ME HUMAN (KCFF21) – members of a new generation take the […]

Your Tomorrow

Friday, February 28Baby Grand7:00 pm ORDER TICKETS Saturday, March 1The Screening Room10:00 am ORDER TICKETS Seeing 6 or more films? Consider purchasing a FILM PASS. Description From its opening in 1971 to its recent closure as part of a controversial redevelopment plan, Ontario Place always meant something more than just a series of parks, venues […]

Adrianne & The Castle

Saturday, March 1The Screening Room10:00 am ORDER TICKETS Sunday, March 2The Screening Room1:00 pm ORDER TICKETS Seeing 6 or more films? Consider purchasing a FILM PASS. Description For her latest documentary, director Shannon Walsh uses decidedly unconventional means to tell what is surely the grandest love story to be presented at KCFF this year. Mixing […]

Hunting Daze / Jour de chasse

Saturday, March 1The Screening Room7:00 pm SOLD OUT Sunday, March 2The Screening Room10:00 am ORDER TICKETS Seeing 6 or more films? Consider purchasing a FILM PASS. Description The bold tale of a hunting trip that goes far off the rails, this whip-smart thriller by Montreal’s Annick Blanc rates as one of the most striking and […]

Young Werther

Friday, February 28The Screening Room7:00 pm SOLD OUT Saturday, March 1The Screening Room9:30 pm ORDER TICKETS Seeing 6 or more films? Consider purchasing a FILM PASS. Description In transforming Goethe’s 18th-century novella about a doomed love affair into the stuff of a stylish, snappy and very modern rom-com, José Avelino Gilles Corbett Lourenço performs what […]

Shepherds / Bergers

Official Opening Night Selection of KCFF25 Wednesday, February 26The Isabel7:00 pm SOLD OUT Seeing 6 or more films? Consider purchasing a FILM PASS. Description The Opening Night selection at this year’s KCFF is one of the most compelling cinematic visions to emerge from Quebec in recent years, which is really saying something given the high […]