Facing adversity has fuelled Elma Begovic to create a work that hits close to home
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Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson talk about the cult series that follows a girls’ soccer team into a horror-laced survival epic
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Prism shows the true colours of cinematic bias, while maɬni – towards the ocean, towards the shore digs into Pacific Northwest Indigenous identity
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With films like We Need to Talk About Kevin and You Were Never Really Here, the Scottish director is one of the most exciting voices in contemporary cinema
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This year’s 51 entries range from artistic documentaries to quarantine comedies and the genre-based “After Dark” series
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The multidisciplinary artist releases Victory on East Hastings, accompanies premiere screening live with C.R. Avery Orchestra
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The King of Laughter, The Hand of God, and more journey from old Naples to golden-lit Rome
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Titled “Seeking Truth. Waging Change.”, Metro Vancouver's premier social justice film festival unveils roster of 21 documentary films, with tickets on sale January 5
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The Ridley Scott collaborator, who’ll speak with local lenser Greg Middleton, has a long, stylistically impressive resume
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Vancouver-shot film captures a distinct moment in this city’s punk-rock history
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From whacked-out theatre to edgy ballet to festive cantatas, here are ways to ring in 2022 and celebrate local arts
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Joel Coen draws out note-perfect performances amid a bleak setting of archways, smothering fog, and cawing crows
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Good things come in threes in legendary actor’s conflicted “Norikos”, in Late Spring, Early Summer, and Tokyo Story
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The sumptuous spectacle draws Londoners in droves each holiday
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Washed-up porn star meets donut shop in Sean Baker’s frequently funny and humanistic followup to The Florida Project
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Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley play an older and younger version of a woman torn between her children and her career
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Nouveau Quebec’s Sarah Fortin, $avvy’s Robin Hauser, and Fanmi’s female-directing team honoured at WFF, running online to December 31
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Diverse singers from across the country reinterpret the choral work amid spectacular Canadian settings
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A Japanese theatre artist deals with loss and pain while sitting in a bright red Saab
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Eric McCormack plays a doofus dad; a documentary shines a light on a Quamichan warrior chief; and a story of self-love is shot on Six Nations of the Grand River
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