Catherine Legault’s artful documentary about Jasa Baka and Tyr Jami has its West Coast premiere at the R2R Film Festival
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Vancouver-shot Someone Like Me and a new Elle-Maija Tailfeathers project are also on the roster
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A young gang member must tell a story to survive the night at the real-life La MACA prison
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The alluringly shot fest favourite holds grisly surprises, questioning whether unforgivable acts deserve unforgivable acts
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The Vancouver playwright tackles climate catastrophe, data surveillance, and more in an intense and blackly satirical seven minutes
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Join Lance Oppenheim, Elizabeth Ho, and the creative minds behind The Wilds and Shiva Baby
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A searing look at an Indigenous man caught between his job in big-city Manaus and the call of the Amazon jungle
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Anne Marie Fleming, Jay Cardinal Villeneuve, and other local names contribute works to free online time capsule
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As the climate crisis threatens a vulnerable land, Mali singer Inna Modja wants people to live the African way
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The online B.C.-wide fest also features films that address the impact of social media, racism, and discrimination
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Joel Bakan, Alexander von Bismarck among those taking part in talks at the 2021 documentary-film festival
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The documentary features newly discovered black-and-white images by photojournalist Dorothea Lange
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The films Influence, Hong Kong Moments, and A Thousand Cuts wade into the murky stew of misinformation
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Bold yet naturalistic new visions, from the “Downtown Eastside Trilogy” to Anne at 13,000 Ft.
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Witnessing the power of documentaries to spur people to action, Janice Morris founded the KPU film festival on social justice
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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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