NEWSLETTER

The Key West Film Festival announced the first four films of its monthly film series, establishing the festival as a truly year round event in Key West. Films will be screened at multiple venues, with an emphasis on modern classics and added content and events to make each screening a celebration of film.

A tradition of the highest honor continues as the nominees for the 94th Academy Awards were announced – several of which were featured in Key West Film Festival’s 10th Anniversary this past November.

KWFF is pleased to award the 6th Annual Golden Key for Excellence in Costume Design to Paul Tazewell. Mr Tazewell, whose latest work can be see in the upcoming release of Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story, will join Deborah Landis for a thrilling conversation at the festival. Visit AwardsWatch.com to read more.

The launch party is scheduled for October 19. RSVP now to reserve your seat. VIP Premium and All-Access passes are now available for purchase as well. The list of this year's venues is also available.

The launch party is scheduled for October 19. RSVP now to reserve your seat. VIP Premium and All-Access passes are now available for purchase as well. The list of this year's venues is also available.

‘One Night in Miami’ Designer Awarded Golden Key at 2020 Key West Film Festival

The Key West Film Festival announced today that acclaimed costume designer Francine Jamison-Tanchuck and Oscar-winning director Julia Reichert will be the recipients of the prestigious Golden Key Awards at KWFF 2020!

All-Access passes for the 2020 Key West Film Festival are now available at the lowest price ever for the festival. These passes get you into every film at the fest. No tickets. No waits. No worries.

A pass is the best way to ensure unrestricted access to the hottest ticket in town, and in 2020 we are offering one tremendous ALL-ACCESS PASS that includes insider access, preferred seating, opening and closing night films, access to all virtual programming, and a seat at our awards ceremony celebration!

KWFF GETS ROLLING WITH 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF “GIMME SHELTER” AT COFFEE BUTLER AMPHITHEATER.

Building off its recently announced programming theme of films about music, the Key West Film Festival revealed today its opening night film on Wednesday, November 18 will be Albert Maysles' “GIMME SHELTER,” on the 50th Anniversary of the release of the seminal film about The Rolling Stones.

For the first time in its nine-year history, the festival‘s opening night film will be screened outdoors at the Coffee Butler Amphitheater. The screening will be preceded by a performance from Key West-based performing artist Nick Norman.

The Amphitheater will be operating at 25% capacity to allow for ample room for social distancing.