Authentic-feeling re-enactments meet digitally altered archival footage and photographs
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Memoir of young woman’s work at an agency has surface charms, but lacks deeper interior life
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The feature-length documentary follows a journey of adversity, discovery
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Israeli-Palestinian tensions and intergenerational trauma set the unlikely backdrop to romantic comedy at VJFF
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Heartwarming story of rabbinical student puts viewer at street level in Chicago’s South Side
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Exploring autism, the parental role, and the need to let go
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Breakout Indigenous filmmaker drew from personal experience for film about drug addiction
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Playing at the Vancouver Jewish Film Festival, the film hears from chefs behind Israel’s A-Sham Arab Food Festival
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Strong performances drive aching tale of two people who don’t realize they need each other
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Strong performances and dreamlike cinematography bring to life a story about fate
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Professional Performing Arts Venues and Independent Cinemas hopes for reclassification, cooperative approach to operating safely anew
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Race, class, and gender play subtly into a film that forces us to readjust our preconceptions
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Stanley Tucci and Colin Firth find a quiet honesty around the subject of dementia
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Vancouver-based multidisciplinary artist Mariam Barry’s work centres on modern African youth
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Wendy Molyneux and Lizzie Molyneux-Logelin were the writing forces behind Bob’s Burgers
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Offerings span award-winning features Asia and Thou Shalt Not Hate
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Extensive retrospective features masterpieces like La Strada alongside lesser known finds like Toby Dammit and Il Bidone, to March 11
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Shedding light on the heroes who took on the American psychiatric establishment
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Streaming at Rendez-Vous, story of artist Josep Bartoli maintains a moral clarity amid war
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Metro Vancouver social-justice documentary fest travels from the Philippines to Chechnya
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