Filmmaker Shannon Walsh turns her lens on a labyrinthian fantasy world and an all-consuming love that transcends death
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Documentary film shares the story of Jacob Beaton, who is training Indigenous people to grow their own food
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The countercultural icon of fringe cinema riffs the dangers of smoking, mainstream acceptance, and trigger warning in advance of his appearances at the Rio Theatre on April 25 and 26
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Canadian-Pakistani filmmaker Zarrar Kahn’s assured feature draws on horror tropes for story of a young Karachi woman and her mother
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Additional screenings of Food, Inc. 2, A Difficult Year, and Silvicola will be shown throughout late April at the VIFF Centre
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French filmmaker probes themes of free will, psychopathy, and perversity in his two most recent works at The Cinematheque
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Shannon Walsh’s Adrianne & the Castle (2023) opens the festival’s screenings at the Vancouver Playhouse on May 4
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Running May 2 to 12, fest also features nanekawâsis, Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story, Tea Creek, and Caravan Farm Theatre doc The Originals
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Shadbolt Centre for the Arts presentation of retro-futuristic sci-fi classic is accompanied by music from duo Beautiful Violence
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Nina and the Hedgehog’s Secret, Adventures in the Land of Asha, and Coco Farm
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Opening Film Nina and the Hedgehog’s Secret is followed by a reception with snacks, drinks, and animation workshops
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Four short film programs and Jules Koostachin’s feature WaaPake (Tomorrow) screen at SFU’s Djavad Mowafaghian Cinema
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Nina and the Hedgehog’s Secret headlines a schedule of eight features, 35 shorts, and much more at R2R
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The series opens with A Confucian Confusion and includes both Yi Yi and the epic A Brighter Summer Day
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Seven films by the 1980s new-wave cinema figurehead, including A Confucian Confusion (1994) and Yi Yi (2000), screen throughout April
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Animated short film about the Iranian-Canadian immigrant experience offers reflections on cultural exchanges and homelands in time for Nowruz
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It’s the sometimes self-lacerating words and the visible emotions of Gabor Maté that viewers will remember of this exceptional documentary
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The NFB’s chilling documentary reminds us that a society is measured by the compassion it extends to its most vulnerable
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Led by conductor Andrew Crust, the VSO accompanies the 1981 classic at the Orpheum
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Set at a 25-year reunion for close college friends, the waterfront shoot was like
”summer camp”