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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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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King Coal, We Will Not Fade Away, and Notes on Displacement among the titles honoured
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Notes from Sean Horlor and Steve J. Adams’s Satan Wants You, plus We Will Not Fade Away, You Were My First Boyfriend, and Kite Zo A
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La Singla searches for a lost flamenco star; A Way to B profiles the members of a daring disability-arts troupe; and Cheenee traces the history of Indian diaspora in Trinidad and Tobago
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Director Karen Cho’s new documentary looks at Chinatowns in Vancouver, New York City, Montreal, and beyond confronting development and displacement
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Filmmaker Amy Miller’s dissection of the BC homemade-bomb caper raises questions around democracy
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Films chosen by Nya Lewis and Farah Clémentine Dramani-Issifou are accompanied by thought-provoking essays
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The 22nd edition includes 39 thought-provoking feature- and mid-length releases and 25 shorts
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Galb’Echaouf and Children of the Mist also earn juried prizes
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Film traces soprano Heather Pawsey’s long journey to decolonize a work about an Okanagan homesteader
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This year’s standouts include Fire of Love, Rewind & Play, and Children of the Mist
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Terra Femme fashions its own pioneering archeology; 1970 looks back at the brutality of Cold War Poland; From the Balcony captures humanity from a unique perspective
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Colin Askey’s documentary takes viewers inside the Overdose Prevention Society
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In which filmmaker Teresa Alfeld helps a former doubter find a fevered appreciation for one of Vancouver’s most misunderstood bands
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Offerings include series devoted to landscapes and resistance, archival materials, and grandmother figures
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Volcano film Fire of Love to open fest that runs May 5 to 15
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From the otherworldly Lichen to skateboarding portrait Joe Buffalo, a top-flight package of free outdoor films
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