CURTAINS will make its Florida premiere at the 2019 Key West Film Festival. CURTAINS screens on Friday, Nov. 22, as part of the festival’s World Comedy program.
Now in its 8th year, the mission of KWFF is to showcase films that capture Key West’s essence: creativity, diversity, sustainability and beauty. The Festival kicks off Nov. 20 with “The Irishman” as its opening night film, hosted by critics K. Austin Collins (Vanity Fair) and Jen Yamato (Los Angeles Times).
The festival will be honoring Tom Skerritt (“Alien“), director Kimberly Peirce (“Boys Don’t Cry“) and costume designer Arianne Phillips (“A Single Man“) with Golden Key Awards.
The festival runs Nov. 20-24, with all screenings will be held at the Tropic Cinema, South Florida's Art Deco-inspired movie house located just steps from Mile Marker 0 (the end of US1). Full schedule at kwfilmfest.com.
