Sweeping Balzac adaptation won Best Picture at the César Awards based
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Documentaries on Fiddler on the Roof and Jewish wagon trains are also on a roster that includes Q&As
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Documentary ode to late Mayor Philip Owen’s fight is part of The Image Before Us program that goes far beyond the province’s picturesque clichés
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Animated, documentary, and live-action offerings gathered from around the world
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Travelling from Venice to Naples, documentary asks a wide cross-section of kids what the future holds
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The documentary screening at KDocsFF 2022 follows the passing down of Indigenous culture—and activism—through the generations
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Five short films by contemporary artists call for justice through Black joy and imagination
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Catch a flick at the Rendez-Vous French Film Festival and head to St. Lawrence Restaurant for chef J-C Poirier’s seasonal sugar-shack menu
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In the Rumbling Belly of Motherland and Jean Swanson: We Need a New Map are among the festival’s other highlights
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Grégory Gadebois plays Pierre Manceron, a chef in demand by royalty
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The new CBC and BET+ original series looks at the lives of railway sleeping-car porters in the 1920s
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Directors and film subjects discuss the gig economy and fair wages, February 19 at 7 pm
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Documentary is a perfect primer for Kalabanté at the Chan Centre next week
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Rendez-Vous French Film Festival opener makes flowing connections between the worlds of science and art
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Unexpectedly moving tale of two lonely strangers forced to share a sleeper car has a lot to say about human connection
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Documentary streaming at KDocsFF follows the creation of a massive public artwork amid gentrification in the heart of the city’s diverse artistic hub
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Social-justice issues are in the spotlight at the annual Metro Vancouver festival, which marks its 10th anniversary this year
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Indie find riffs stylishly on the exploits of a Michigan con man
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Weaving law lecture with compelling personal stories, the new documentary kicks off Black History Month at VIFF Centre
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Lush period pieces and poetic docs, with tribute to late Quebec director Jean-Marc Vallée
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