There are some things that are so Canadian it's ridiculous. Like maple syrup. Or saying sorry too much. Or taking your team of sled dogs through a Tim Hortons drive-thru. But a movie theatre made out of snow? That takes the cake poutine.

This February, Edmonton's International Festival of Winter Cinema will be screening movies projected on to a giant screen made out of snow. The best part? The movies are free.

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IFWC aims to celebrate "local and international cinema with winter, alpine, and polar themes of any style or genre." So make sure to bring a thermos of hot chocolate and a fuzzy blanket to keep you warm during the chilly films.

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This year's festival will run from Friday, February 7 to Monday, February 17, 2020. And while you're in the city, why not explore Edmonton's magical ice castle? Or pop by a candy store that gives you a bigger discount when the weather gets cold?

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IFWC's full schedule of films should be announced shortly, so make sure to keep an eye on their website for more details.