Free in-person and online event is held at 69 venues across the North Shore
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Live event November 29 to December 3 features three locally directed world premieres, including Bruce Sweeney’s She Talks to Strangers
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Full-length feature details the arrival of French settlers in present-day Montreal in English, French, and Kanien’kéha (Mohawk)
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Wild Goat Surf carves out a new kind of coming-of-age tale; Seagrass summons ghosts of history; plus The Old Oak, Rapture, and much more
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Director Dylan Maranda talks chaotic cinematography, family history, and meeting chef Joël Watanabe for his food-critic-centred narrative
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Documentary shows young Siksika woman’s journey competing in the dangerous male-dominated sport with the love and support of her family
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Hypnotic serenity, adrenaline highs, pummelling feet, and piercing stares
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My Animal blends poetic horror and hockey; Bitten is a dark and gorgeously shot fairy tale; Octopus Skin finds fear in an eccentric family
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Discussion moderated by Claudia Casper features climate-fiction authors Christine Lai, Andrew F. Sullivan, and Catherine Leroux
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Founded by Vancouver Moving Theatre’s Savannah Walling and Terry Hunter, the festival’s collaborative history guides its 20th annual edition
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A stylized story of Alberta rodents was chosen best of the fest, while musical exploration of homelessness won Stir Social Impact Award
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From Jafelin to Rosanna Terracciano, Rosario Ancer’s open-minded program embraces tradition, multiple cultures, and the edgily conceptual
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Unique performances range from closing night event The Best of Israeli Comedy to a blend of dance and Deaf theatre in When The Walls Come Down
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Generic Male pokes acrobatic fun at male self-identity, The Pigeon and the Dove explores homelessness, and Lia & Dor unfurls Romanian fairy tale
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A selection of 10 vendors are on site at Chan Centre selling handmade soaps, beadwork earrings, soy candles, and more
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Peaches: The Play!’s cutting social critique; Tango in the Dark’s mad dancing skills, and more
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Opening with Aki Kaurismäki’s Fallen Leaves and closing with Tran Anh Hùng’s The Pot-au-Feu, it’s a year of complexity and striking imagery
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Rebecca Northan to direct The Comedy of Errors and Jiv Parasram to helm Measure for Measure on Howard Family Stage
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Vancouver Fringe Festival play draws on his mother’s abuse by her father, and explores ideas of justice and healing
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Multimedia storytelling meets live performance and film screening
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