Available Light Film Festival

Taking place February 04th – February 21th, 2022, the 20th annual Available Light Film Festival (ALFF) will feature screenings of contemporary International and Canadian cinema in Whitehorse, Yukon. ALFF programming includes a special focus on cinema and screen content by Indigenous, Black, people of colour, and queer filmmakers films from Northern Canada, Alaska, and other circumpolar regions, and Canadian content. In past editions, 100+ shorts, features and medium-length films from Canada and around the world will be presented. Canadian and International filmmakers are invited to submit their work. Adjacent to the festival is the ALFF Industry conference: an industry summit organized to address the ever-changing landscape of filmmaking in the digital age. In the past, the festival has hosted filmmaking and digital media luminaries for an intimate program of screenings, live multi-disciplinary performances, artist talks and workshops. IN REGARDS TO COVID-19: The Yukon Film Society takes the health and well-being of our community seriously. ALFF is closely following recommendations from the Yukon Chief Medical Officer of Health (YCMOH). In this stage of planning, we anticipate that our festival will be a mixture of in-person, reduced-capacity events and online events. This is subject to change as new recommendations for events and gatherings are made by the YCMOH. If you have any questions or concerns about this, please email alff@yukonfilmsociety.com.