*PASSPORTS IS SOLD OUT*

❗ No more tickets available for tonight's shows at Théâtre C and CEM ❗

Tickets are sold out for tonight's screenings at 7 PM and 9 PM at Théâtre C and the CEM → Competition 9 & 10; Genre Movies and Last Call.

Tickets are still available online and on-site for these following programs: → Short & Queer at 7 PM → Shoot No Matter What at 9 PM

The box office is open! 

To celebrate these thirty wonderful years together, Youth Program screenings will be FREE for the whole family throughout the Festival!

New: solidarity pricing
Any reason is a good reason to bring people and culture together! With accessibility and transparency in mind, REGARD has opted for a new solidarity-based pricing model founded on trust and individual responsibility, allowing each person to choose the best price according to their financial situation. 

How does it work?
Two new rates: welcoming & committed.
The welcoming rate is set at a reduced price, so that the Festival remains accessible to all.
The commited rate is set at a higher price, to allow others to benefit from a lower rate and to support the Festival in its mission of inclusion.

Whether you choose the regular, welcoming, or committed rate, you will enjoy the same access to the Festival. Thank you for choosing the option that best reflects your reality—and thank you to those who can afford the committed rate: your generosity greatly helps us make culture more accessible to everyone!

*A $5 fee applies to all online purchases.
To avoid this fee, you can purchase passes and tickets at the Théâtre C box office (Monday to Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. and until 8 p.m. on Thursday and Friday evenings when there is a performance). They can also be purchased at the box offices of Théâtre Palace and Théâtre du Palais municipal (from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on performance days in the theater where the show is taking place).

Tickets à la carte

On sale for certain screenings only, check availability for ALL PROGRAMS.

*A $5 fee ($2.50 for single performances) applies to all online purchases.
To avoid this fee, you can purchase passes and tickets at the Théâtre C box office (Monday to Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. and until 8 p.m. on Thursday and Friday evenings when there is a performance). They can also be purchased at the box offices of Théâtre Palace and Théâtre du Palais municipal (from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on performance days in the theater where the show is taking place).

Professionnal accreditation

Offered to students and industry professionals, it acts as a passport and provides access to private networking events and the Festival's official list of professional guests. Please visit the Short Film Market page for details on all our professional events!

Cabaret

Tickets on sale at the door only, payment by cards (credit or debit). Ages 18 and up.

General policy

* Passports are available in limited quantities.
* Passports do not guarantee a seat in the auditorium; priority will be given to those who arrive first.
* Passports, professional accreditations, and screening tickets are non-exchangeable and non-refundable.
* Prices for passports, professional accreditations, screening tickets, and promotional items are in Canadian dollars and include all taxes (5% GST and 9.975% QST). Additional fees apply for online purchases.
* Tickets purchased online are for personal use only and may not be resold.
* Most films are not rated according to the standards of the Régie du cinéma. Viewing is at the discretion of participants, and the recommended minimum age is 16 and over, with the exception of Youth screenings.

Frequently asked question

→ When will the full program for #REGARD30 be announced?
The full program will be announced at a press conference and on our website on February 25. Follow us on social media so you don't miss a thing!

→ What is the PASSPORT?
The passport is entirely digital and is valid for access to all film screenings (competitions and themes), public activities at the Short Film Market, special events and the Friday and Saturday night Cabarets. Upon presentation, it also allows you to use public transportation services offered by the Société de transport du Saguenay.
*The passport and tickets do not guarantee a seat in the theater; priority entry is given to those who arrive first.

→ How do TICKETS À LA CARTE work?
To see the availability of individual tickets for each screening, simply go directly to the page for the program you wish to see. It will indicate whether tickets can be purchased online or at the door only. See ALL OUR PROGRAMS for more details!

Tickets for a single session (one program) will cost $15, and tickets for a double session (two programs) will cost $25.
*A $2.50 fee applies for online purchases of single session tickets and a $5 fee for double session tickets.

→ What is the PROFESSIONAL ACCESS?
Offered to students and industry professionals, it acts as a passport and gives access to private networking activities as well as the Festival's official list of professional guests. Please visit the Short Film Market page to find out about all our professional activities!

→ Do we need to reserve seats for Youth screenings, even though they are free?
No, there is no need to reserve! The theaters are large, and unlike the Competitions, you do not need to arrive 30 minutes early to secure a seat. If you have any further questions, please contact [email protected].

→ I have already purchased my passport, but I would prefer to have professional accreditation after all. How do I proceed?
We will only charge you the difference between the cost of the accreditation and the passport you selected. Please notify us as soon as possible by email at [email protected] or by phone at 418-698-5854.

→ How do double sessions work?
A double session consists of the screening of two (2) different programs of short films with a 20-minute intermission between the two sessions.

→ Is it possible to purchase tickets at the entrance to the various theaters for single and/or double screenings before the showings?
Yes, tickets will be available at the entrance to all our theaters before the screenings. Please note that ticket sales on site may be limited depending on attendance, so it is best to arrive at least 30 minutes in advance to ensure you get a seat.

→ Are there reduced prices for students and seniors?
Due to the implementation of a new solidarity pricing system, we invite anyone whose financial situation would otherwise prevent them from enjoying culture to refer to the welcoming rate, including students and seniors.

→ Are accessibility measures in place for people with reduced mobility or disabilities?
REGARD is a partner organization of the Companion Leisure Card (CAL) in the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region. With the CAL, as a person with reduced mobility, you do not have to pay for your companion's admission. However, you must pay for your own admission.

In terms of accessibility, most of our rooms are adapted, but we suggest you contact us by phone at 418-698-5854 or by email at [email protected] to make sure.

→ What is the procedure for obtaining my tickets or passes if I am a person with reduced mobility?
For CAL cardholders, simply call Diffusion Saguenay at 418-698-4080 and press 1 for the box office.
You will be asked to present your CAL at the event.
For any other questions or accessibility requests, please contact us by email at [email protected] or by phone at 418-698-5854.