Everybody can now buy tickets for individual films at the Festival. Please book now to avoid disappointment as many films are already selling fast.
If you want to see multiple films our Festival Passes are a great option but these are only available until Monday 16 March.
See the Passes and Tickets page for full details including changes to how passes and tickets work this year.
The Full KFF26 programme will be announced on 19 January
Tickets and Passes will be on sale from 22 January with an exclusive 3-week Priority Booking window for Festival Pass holders and Keswick Film Club Members (you can join KFC here)
Individual Festival Tickets for non Keswick Film Club members will go on sale on 12 February
KFF is proving very popular this year! Passes are selling well. Our opening film Harvey Greenfield Is Running Late is now sold out and we have just opened up Screen 2 for Cottontail on Sunday evening.
There is still capacity for the majority of the screenings, particularly at the Theatre by the Lake and at Rheged, however anyone who hasn't yet booked a pass will now find themselves with a more limited range of options from which to choose. Individual tickets are still available.
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Updated: 5 March 19:10
Just in time for Christmas, our Festival Passes and tickets are now on sale from the Alhambra Cinema.
To see what a pass will get you, you can now see the complete programme on our website – and what a programme it is!
Each day will be special but there are some real gems to look forward to. On Friday night, we have Winners, which is the UK entry in the Best Foreign Language Film category, which will be introduced by Director Hassan Nazer.
On Saturday we have the latest from Festival favourites the Dardenne brothers. Tori and Lokita is a masterpiece of social realism, loved by critics and the public alike.
Don’t be put off by the title of All the Beauty and the Bloodshed on Sunday. It is a documentary about Nan Goldin, a renowned photographer who led a bohemian lifestyle in New York but has recently led a campaign against the Sackler family, responsible for the opioid crisis in the USA that killed so many of her contemporaries.
So that is it – your Christmas dilemma solved. A festival pass and a link to the website – and a good excuse not to talk to the rellies as you browse and make your choices for February!
