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Genius! Stardom! Betrayal! Scandalous Romantics is a hilarious tabloid take on stories behind the most celebrated music stars across genres—and their spectacular lapses in judgement!

⭐ Ballet of Lights: Sleeping Beauty has arrived in Kingston! This beloved tale is brought to life through classical dance, stunning choreography, and beautiful glow-in-the-dark costumes.

Directed by Hubert Davis, Youngblood focuses on hockey prodigy Dean Youngblood as he seizes his shot at being drafted into the National Hockey League.

Legendary Canadian pop-punk pioneer Bif Naked will be at the 2026 Kingston Canadian Film Festival! The event will feature her documentary film, followed by an intimate performance!

Directed by Mélanie Charbonneau, This Quebecois comedy focuses on a outcast roller derby team as they plan their ultimate act of defiance.

Rising star in vocal jazz and double JUNO Award winner, Dominique Fils-Aimé is a Montreal singer-songwriter who puts the history of African-American musical culture into the heart of her work.

Directed by Bretten Hannam, this Indigenous supernatural thriller follows siblings forced to reconcile under the threat of a malevolent spirit.

Directed by Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli follows Diana as she recovers from memory issues, and finds things might not be as they seem

Directed by Gary Kibbons, Worldless is a 14-part compilation film focusing on meaning and its failings.

Directed by Alison Reid, this documentary follows Robert Bateman and Bristol Foster as they set off on a global expedition in the Land Rover, "The Grizzly Torque."

Directed by Lisa Rideout, this documentary dives beneath the surface of Degrassi’s success to reveal the more complicated truth.

Directed by Kinga Michalska, Bedrock draws a psychological portrait of Poland from the perspective of those living on Holocaust sites today.

Directed by Sophie Bédard Marcotte, this meta-documentary focuses on a filmaker, intrigued by a theatre artist’s creative process.

Directed by Alireza Khatami, this psychological slow-burn explores themes of revenge, patriarchal trauma, and identity.

In 2024, Jaeden became the first Canadian Grand Prize Laureate in a the piano edition of the Concours musical international de Montréal.