Arts & Entertainment
Watch Coast Film Festival Features Through Thanksgiving Week
The 2020 Coast Film Festival is available online through Nov. 29. Here's how to get your virtual viewing tickets.

LAGUNA BEACH, CA — This Thanksgiving Weekend, there is a new way to experience brand new feature films from the comfort of your home. Enter Coast Film Festival. This is a rare look at Southern California filmmakers who focus on inspirational outdoor lifestyles, action sports and cultures from the mountains to the sea.
The watch-at-home feature film series includes more than 55 films 14 hours of original content, including filmmaker and athlete question and answer sessions.
“With the escalation of COVID restrictions and Thanksgiving Holiday upon us, we thought extending the film festival another week would give people the opportunity to watch at home together with their families during their time off,” said Ben Warner, Co-Founder of Coast Film Festival.
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Celebrating their second year of showcasing films that focus on the natural world around us, CFF planned this year’s event with both on-site and online programming so fans could take part according to their personal comfort levels. The in-person portion of the festival took place over three nights on the grounds of The Ranch at Laguna Beach, and the on-demand watch-at-home series will now run through November 29th.
Pass Levels
All-Access Pass - $75. This pass includes all content including showings of the filmmaker showcase films, panel discussions, and director Q&A’s from the live festival at The Ranch.
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Single Segments - $15. This pass includes seven blocks of short films, director Q&A’s, and three feature films shown during last week’s live event including The Story of Plastic, Gather, and Fish & Men.
Content
Short Film Block 1 | Protect To Enjoy
Spotlight on conservation problem solving and change-makers that make it happen. Also included are director and athlete Q&As from the live events.
Short Film Block 2 | Our Public Lands
Adventure stories that shed light on amazing places in the US and around the world. Also included are director and athlete Q&As from the live events.
Short Film Block 3 | Healed By Nature
Inspiring stories about people’s lives that have been changed through a connection with nature and adventure. Also included are director and athlete Q&As from the live events.
Short Film Block 4 | Stoke
High energy films that increase your heart rate and make the back of your neck a tingle and make you want to get outside now. Also included are director and athlete Q&As from the live events.
Short Film Block 5 | Wanderlust
Many of us dream about faraway places and cool adventures but rarely make those dreams happen. These stories are about people who make them happen. Also included are director and athlete Q&As from the live events.
Short Film Block 6 | Our Oceans
Varying perspectives on the beauty and power of oceans and the importance to protect them. Also included are director and athlete Q&As from the live events.
Short Film Block 7 | Sylvia Earle Ocean Conservation Award featuring student films supported by The My Hero Project
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