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The 45th edition of the Vancouver International Film Festival takes place from October 1 to 11—but VIFF+ isn’t just for the festival. Members can save big all year round at the VIFF Centre with free tickets, invites to members-only screenings and events, popcorn vouchers, and discounts on concession purchases.
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