The Halifax Independent Film Fest kicks off for its 18th year

Actor/filmmaker Al Warren's Dogleg will be screened at HIFF 2024 / hiff.ca

By CityNews Halifax Staff

Posted May 29, 2024 08:24:32 AM.

Last Updated May 29, 2024 08:24:36 AM.

The 18th annual Halifax Independent Film Festival begins today.

Run by the non-profit organization Atlantic Filmmakers Cooperative, the festival is dedicated to showcasing our region’s most innovative filmmakers and media artists.

Film fans can catch all 12 film programs with a festival pass for $45 or single films can be seen for $15 each.

The Halifax International Film Fest runs through Saturday with all screenings at the Bus Stop Theatre.

For more information, visit the HIFF website.

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