How to watch SWIFF films at home this year

Tickets are available now for the South Western International Film festival, which runs Nov. 19 to 22. Residents can stream 14 feature films at the 6 th annual SWIFF, which has gone from the big screen to the small because of the pandemic.

Tickets are available now for the South Western International Film festival, which runs Nov. 19 to 22.

Residents can stream 14 feature films at the 6^th annual SWIFF, which has gone from the big screen to the small because of the pandemic.

All films, workshops and panels will stream through Eventive, and each household or pod can share a digital pass. To purchase passes and see the full 2020 line-up, visit cutt.ly/swiff-tix

A Sarnia director’s latest is front and centre at this year’s festival.

Sami Khan’s ‘The Last Out’ streams opening night, followed by a Q&A.

Khan, who received an Oscar nomination last year for his documentary St. Louis Superman, follows up with a look at Cuban baseball players as they navigate the American major leagues.

Various workshops are available through a virtual industry summit. They include documentary filmmaking, song writing, and panels on raising money for films and building a career in the industry.