KPIFF
Key Peninsula International Film Festival
Oct 24, 2026 | 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Celebrating local Key Peninsula storytellers, independent films, VR, and video game artistry.
Films
KOLA
Dir. Kit Wilson
Blood in the Water
Dir. Linda From Work
Fishing at Minter Creek Hatchery
Dir. John Towey
Captain's Orders
Dir. The Hipocrats
Fly Fishing For Fall Rainbows
Dir. Trout Twins
Service
Dir. Terrance Curtis Robinson
Let's Be Cool
Dir. Manasseh
The Creature of Darkness
Dir. Lisa Marie Malloy and Ray Whitaker
Interactive Media
Now Screening: Your Memories
By Pilosophos
Harvest of Names
By Seva Khusid
Gnosis
By Seva Khusid
Today I Became Sushi
By Kay Kim & Emily Gahng
Ways to Give
Any variety of donation or sponsorship will help ensure the success and longevity of KPIFF.
Donate to KPIFF
Your support direct-funds local screening equipment, event venues, artist honorariums, and regional outreach efforts across Washington state.
Joshua Ramirez Cinematic Arts Grant
Joshua Ramirez (1990–2025) dedicated much of his life to his passion for art in the forms of music, film, and video games. The Joshua Ramirez Cinematic Arts Grant honors his lasting legacy by empowering local storytellers with resources to bring their artistic visions to fruition.
The donations will be used to support Local Key Peninsula and or Washington productions selected by the KPIFF Board of Directors.
Thank you for your support!
The core missions of the Key Peninsula International Film Festival are:
- 1 Showcase the work of Key Peninsula creatives.
- 2 Fund local cinema and emerging multimedia talent.
- 3 Bring international cinema and interactive media to the Key Peninsula community.
Through KPIFF, we hope to build community and strengthen social connection in the heart of the Key Peninsula, WA, through cinematic and media arts.
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