Chandler International Film Festival returns with more theaters

PHOENIX — The Chandler International Film Festival (CIFF) is set to return next year with even more venues.

Now in its 10th iteration, the 10-day festival will have screenings at four theaters and events at more than a dozen locations.

The festival spanning from Jan. 23 to Feb. 1 will see each day of the week be dedicated to a different culture, including Latin Day, Asian Day, Indian Day and more.

The CIFF will feature films from a mix of genres around the world, including romance, horror, historical fiction and more.

The full schedule of films selected to be shown at CIFF will be unveiled in the coming weeks.

“The 10th anniversary of the Chandler International Film Festival brings even more for filmmakers and audiences to experience by expanding to multiple locations around the Valley,” Mitesh Patel, CIFF president and founder of the festival, said in a press release.

“By expanding to multiple theaters, more people and more films will be able to be included in the festival.”

How much are tickets for the Chandler International Film Festival?

Full festival passes start at $265 for general admission and $550 for VIP. A 25% off “Early Bird Pricing” discount is available online. 

In addition to attending screenings of the films, festival goers will also be able to partake in morning coffee with actors and filmmakers, afterparties each night in downtown Chandler, workshops with directors and producers and an awards ceremony at Chandler Center for the Arts on the final evening.

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