Centre Film Festival Returns for 5th Year

Showcasing local and international films, the Centre Film Festival will return for its fifth year from Oct. 30 to Nov. 5. The event includes in-person and hybrid viewing options for filmmaker talks, special events, screenings and more.

In-person screenings will take place at the State Theatre in downtown State College and the Rowland Theatre in Philipsburg.

The lineup includes a multitude of genres including fiction, non-fiction and documentaries pooled from more than 600 submissions across the world. The list includes more than 50 Pennsylvania premiers, four U.S. premiers and a horror night for Halloween.

There’s something for everyone at the film fest, from comedies to romances to kid-friendly movies. Attendees can expect a diverse assortment of national and international award-winning films.

Eight films have been selected exclusively to serve as a celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage Month. The selection includes narratives, features and documentaries all centered on indigenous characters.

An all-access pass is available for students who upload an image of their student ID on the ticket page. For non-students, an all-access pass is available for $55 for in-person or virtual showings. Individual tickets are also available for purchase.

To learn more about Centre Film Fest or purchase student and non-student access passes, head to the festival’s website.