Cinema Society of Kingston
The Cinema Society of Kingston is a new community-led organization working to build a strong local culture for movie lovers, filmmakers, and learners alike. It will host movie screenings with guest speakers, playing movies (new & old) that may otherwise not be seen in Kingston.
Interested in learning more? Join The Cinema Society’s Email List!
Upcoming
The Prison For Women Memorial Collective: Fundraiser for the Memorial Garden!
Join the Prison For Women Memorial Collective for a fundraiser for the Memorial Garden project! Films, conversation, snacks and beverages will be provided. Featuring the films of award winning filmmaker Sara Wylie, followed by an in-person conversation with Sara and the collective. Admission: A More Radiant Sphere (2022) A mid-length hybrid documentary about Joe Wallace, Communist […]
Show & Tell: A Filmmakers’ Open Mic Night
A joint production between Kingston Film & Media and the The Cinema Society of Kingston. Free Admission, everyone is welcome to attend. Ever wondered what your latest project would look like on the big screen of an actual cinema? Then join us for our quarterly Show & Tell Filmmaker Open Mic event, where you to […]
Beyond the Flesh: Raw (2016)
This screening kicks off the new body horror film series, Beyond the Flesh. It is hosted by the Cinema Society of Kingston and will be introduced by series programmer, Noah Berc. Admission: $10 / tickets go on sale later in September. Raw (2016) follows Justine, a new veterinary student struggling to adapt to the intense […]
Home Movie Day 2024 – Presented by the Kingston Film Heritage Project
Join us in Kingston for Kingston’s first Home Movie Day, an annual celebration of home movies and amateur films held at many venues worldwide. Submissions are now open!
90’s Witches Double Feature: Practical Magic & The Craft
Gather your coven, conjure your best 90s goth ensemble and park your broomsticks at The Screening Room for a bewitching double feature of cult classics Practical Magic (1998) and The Craft (1996). There will be trivia, margaritas and prizes, oh my!
Refugees in Black and White
Hosted by Queen’s History professor Swen Steinberg: A classic Hollywood film series showcasing five films produced up until 1945 that depict refugees from Nazi persecution.
