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The Alchemy of Art: Music, Words & Movies at AIFF23
For decades, cinema has been intrinsically linked to kindred artforms, like music and literature, that speak to the human experience.
Blossoming Beyond the Binary: Celebrating Queer Films at AIFF23
This year, the Atlantic International Film Festival is thrilled to be able to showcase several films that highlight the intricate struggles and fervent joys of the queer experience.
For the Love of Film: Our 2023 Program is Here!
The 2023 Atlantic International Film Festival is just around the corner, and with it comes a new line-up of films across a fresh collection of streams.
Now Presenting: Our 2023 Programmers!
The 2023 Atlantic International Film Festival is just around the corner, and with it comes a new line-up of films across a fresh collection of streams.
AIFF Brand Returns To Its Roots
Returning to its roots, the Atlantic International Film Festival (AIFF) is pleased to unveil a new logo and brand for the organization.
Introducing our 2023 AIFF filmmaker lab cohort!
The AIFF Filmmaker Lab returns for its fourth year, bringing together emerging filmmakers from across Atlantic Canada. Representing a wide range of experiences, disciplines, and perspectives, this year’s cohort is united by a passion for storytelling and a commitment to creative growth.
Introducing Our 2023 Volunteer Coordinator!
Although presented over a tight 8 days, preparations to ensure a smooth Atlantic International Film Festival start months in advance of the opening credits.
A (short) Trip down Canada's Film Highway
I submit that King Kong scaling the Empire State Building back in 1933 was a Canadian Heritage Moment. Why? Because the screaming woman clutched in Kong’s hand was Fay Wray – born in Cardston, Alberta – one of the earliest actors to be dubbed a “scream queen”.