Drive-in: Soul

This screening took place on Friday, September 10, 2021 at 8:45 pmKwanlin Dün Cultural Centre - South Parking Lot

Tickets available as of 5pm Thursday Aug 26 on YFS Square Store.

A Great Yukon Summer event!

The Available Light Drive-In Cinema is part of the Yukon Arts Centre’s Street Eats & Beats Festival, which is co-presented with the City of Whitehorse -  streeteatsandbeats.ca

This event is presented with respect to social distancing protocols - space is limited. All vehicles must reserve their spot in advance. This pop-up drive-in venue is the south parking lot of the KDCC on Front St. Tickets: $25 per car

After landing the gig of a lifetime, a New York jazz pianist suddenly finds himself trapped in a strange land between Earth and the afterlife. Disney's animated hit starring Jamie Foxx, Tina Fey, Angela Basset and Questlove! delivers outstanding all-ages entertainment.

"[N]ot only does Soul live up to Pixar's own impossibly high standards, but it represents the very best the studio has to offer: beauty, humour, heart, and a gut-punch of an existential crisis." - Clarisse Loughrey, Independent UK

Reccommended ages 8+

"Parents need to know that Soul is Pixar's thought-provoking animated movie about a middle-aged band teacher named Joe (voiced by Jamie Foxx) who nearly dies and gets stuck in the "Great Before" section of the afterlife (where unborn souls prepare to be assigned a trip to Earth) and then tries to make his way back to his body. It's beautiful and creative, with themes of compassion, empathy, and perseverance, but it's likely to resonate more with adults who've wondered about the meaning of life than with little kids. And while there's no real violence, the movie makes it ambiguous whether Joe is dead or alive, which could upset or confuse some younger viewers. There are also philosophical themes about the meaning of life that might go over kids' heads, as well as arguments and a bit of insult language ("imbecile," "idiot," "self-absorbed," etc.). This is Pixar's first movie with a Black main character, and the all-star voice cast includes Angela Bassett, Daveed Diggs, Phylicia Rashad, and Questlove (plus Tina Fey) and features jazz music composed and supervised by Jon Baptiste, as well as a score by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross." - Common Sense Media