At DOXA, director Celeste Bell takes a look back at the late, charismatic X-Ray Spex frontwoman
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The Maeda family’s Japanese eatery in Campbell River was open for 39 years—and was an anchor in the community
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Mary Twala hands in her final powerful performance as a woman standing her ground against a dam
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The show manages to go on amid pandemic restrictions at the eight-day filmmaking challenge
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Cars limited to household bubbles as fest screens films May 13 to 15
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The feature documentary, premiering at DOXA, digs deep into how marginalized communities are leading the way when it comes to being connected to the land and to our food
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Christopher Plummer, warped sci-fi time travel, a Winnipeg fable, and much more
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The festival is virtual for 2021, with jury selections happening April 24
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The director’s moving The Magnitude of All Things screens all month via VIFF Connect
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Take part in an Oscars Voting Survey for a chance to win a Silver VIFF+ membership
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Film joins a newly restored seasonal quartet from the celebrated director
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Elsewhere, Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale tells a complex history of German unification in disarming animated style
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The art film travels to Iceland with creative sisters Tyr Jami and Jasa Baka
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Short films tackle topics from pandemic isolation to homophobia
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On view via VIFF Connect, shorts travel from the streets of Hong Kong to the checkpoints of the West Bank
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An assured, unsettling portrait from a director who knows competitive skiing
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Manufactured Landscapes, Watermark, and Anthropocene: The Human Epoch find terrible beauty in environmental destruction
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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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