Céline Dion Is Sharing Advance Tickets For The First Screenings Of Her New Film

You can catch it two days before it hits most theatres.

​Célion Dion across from Sam Heughan in new film "Love Again."

Célion Dion across from Sam Heughan in new film "Love Again."

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Céline Dion is encouraging fans across Canada to see her upcoming film Love Again before it hits most theatres.

Dion plays herself in the rom-com, as a star singer who gives romantic advice. She recorded five new songs for the soundtrack — her first since news broke about her rare neurological condition.

The film stars Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Sam Heughan alongside Dion. Chopra Jonas plays a young woman mourning the loss of her fiancé who has a chance encounter with a journalist (Heughan). He's writing a profile on Dion and seeks advice from the singer on how to win over Chopra Jonas. The rom-com star has praised Dion's performance, calling the film "our ode to Céline."

Tickets for Quebec screenings as of May 3 are available via a link Dion shared on social media. Major theatres will begin screening the film on May 5.

If you listen closely you can already hear the faint sound of die-hard Dion fans preparing to queue up for an early glimpse of their favourite diva on the big screen.

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