Soo Film Festival announces 2024 lineup

SAULT STE. MARIE — The Soo Film Festival has announced its lineup for the upcoming festival in September.

While the festival focuses on filmmakers from around the Great Lakes, they accept entries of features, shorts and animated films from around the world.

This year marks the 11th annual Soo Film Festival, with a lineup featuring a wide variety of films. Some, like the movie "Killer Kabbage," were filmed locally.

"We have a tremendous selection of films for 2024 and are eager to show them off. It truly is 'Great Lakes, Great Movies,'" said festival president Jason Markstrom.

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The official selections are organized by category, including: narrative features, documentary features, narrative shorts, documentary shorts, animation and music videos.

Narrative Features

• Cast & Crew

• The DJ on Wallaker Hill

• The House on the Lake

• Killer Kabbage

• That's Funny

Documentary Features

• Behind Our Walls

• Everything's Kosher

• Marqueetown

• Rivalry: Battle of the Bay

• This Film Is Garbage!

• Westermann: Memorial to the Idea of Man If He

• Was an Idea

Narrative Shorts

• 9mm

• Apocalypse Book Club

• The Bottle

• The Chronocular Device

• Cottage Grove

• The Crane Wife

• The Daltons

• Dead Air

• Department of Paranormal Anomalies

• DREAMS

• Drowning

• Duality

• Dying To Meet You

• Echo

• Emerald City

• Everybody Needs an Enemy

• For Roy

• GunFIGHT at Blood Hill

• Handle with Care

• Heirloom

• Locksmith

• The Mistakeout

• Mr. Producer

• A Night Sky Like No Other

• A Noble Deed

• Numbers Men

• Off-Key

• Please

• PROTEUS

• Rites

• Shepherd

• Shooting Watermelons

• The Stain

• Swatted

• Therapy

• You Can't Spell Funeral Without Fun

Documentary Shorts

• Broca

• Crossing Lake Ontario- The End

• Hartwick

• Jeanie's Face Exploded

• Unseen Heroes: Caregivers in America

Animation

• Beka & Nico

• Melanchromatic

Music Videos

• Crossroads

• I Try

• This Is For You

Festival passes and individual tickets are available for $7 for general admission, $20 for daily passes and $50 for festival passes for every showing.

The festival will take place Sept. 11-15 at the historic Soo Theatre and at the Bayliss Public Library. A full schedule of festival showtimes and descriptions of the selections can be found at facebook.com/SooFilmFestival and x.com/SooFilmFest.

— Contact Brendan Wiesner: [email protected]

This article originally appeared on The Sault News: Soo Film Festival announces 2024 lineup