The writer-director uses handmade art and high tech to tell the true story of his grandfather and Japanese internment.
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May B.’s clay-caked crones speak to our pandemic times.
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Eating local in the Yukon is a test of patience with nourishing rewards..
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Curb appeal includes a sleek new concession-bar and a multiscreen wall.
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Matthias Girarud combines two extreme sports and finds personal fulfillment.
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The Ross brothers hit VIFF’s Totally Indie Day with the Sundance hit they made in a single marathon shoot.
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Joel Bakan and Jennifer Abbot entertainingly expose a new cast of nauseating villains
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No motors, no support: this ocean voyage is no cruise.
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Unrequited love stories, hidden corners, strained politics, and oh, that delicious food.
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Watching collectors vie for the artist’s work proves entertaining.
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Directors Madeleine Sims-Fewer,and Dusty Mancinelli are prepared for the anti-revenge film’s polarizing effects.
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The rebel who turned a urinal into sculpture might have desired a cheekier portrait
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Deirdre Fishel zooms in on a handful of women struggling to make their way inside the force
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From Russia’s Chukchi to Greenland’s Inuit and Canada’s Haida, impressions of far-flung but deeply connected Indigenous peoples.
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Enter another recent horror film that takes its metaphysics seriously.
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Don’t be surprised if you find yourself yearning for an era of kinder, gentler U.S. politics
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The documentary looks at the decades when aversion therapy was common.
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Sean Penn rolls up his sleeves after the devastating 2010 earthquake
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Director of 2018 VIFF hit One Cut of the Dead returns with a meta zany caper about a cult, a stress ball, and a fainting actor.
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Art historians reveal new complexity in some of the famed painter’s best-known works
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