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Digital Festival Tickets

We're welcoming back online screenings to the 28th edition of Reel Asian! This year, our virtual lineup brings the festival experience to your home with features and shorts. Grab your popcorn and enjoy cinema on your terms with flexible digital passes or individual feature tickets!

See below for the Digital Tickets and Festival Passes. For more information, refer to our Box Office.

Individual Digital Features – $18

Select titles are available for one-time online viewing including:

Festival VOD Pass - $50

The Festival VOD Pass is your one-stop digital access pass! View all our available content online from November 18 thru November 24. Not valid for in-person screenings or live events.

Festival VOD Pass

Shorts VOD Pass - $25

The Shorts Pass gives you unlimited VOD access to shorts titles online from November 18 thru November 24.

Shorts VOD Pass

Wee Asian VOD Pass - FREE

The 2024 Wee Asian Pass gives you unlimited VOD access to Wee Asian digital offerings, all for free! Valid from November 18 thru November 24.

Wee Asian Pass

18 Nov, 2024

to 24 Nov, 2024

Online

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21 Nov. 7:00 pm

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CREATURA: A Journey Into The Unfamiliar

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20 Nov. 4:30 pm

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