The Key West Film Festival kicks off on Wednesday, featuring over 20 features and shorts, from student and independent films through to Florida-based documentaries and major international productions.

Now in its 14th year, the festival will be taking place across historic Key West with both screenings and social events.

Michael Tuckman, the festival’s art director, said the location makes it more than just a site for film screenings and awards, but a place to find community. Despite its varied offerings, organizers like to keep a tight-knit feel compared to other festivals.

“ I think it gives a sense of community ... Everything is just so walkable and if you do need to get between Old Town and New Town, it's a quick 10-minute Uber or plenty of shuttles that go back and forth. I think it

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