Latest episode of ArtScape podcast focuses on event that has screenings at the Goldcorp Centre for the Arts November 19 and 20
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Florence Pugh is riveting as a 19th-century nurse sent to the Irish Midlands to observe a “fasting girl”
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Highlights include White Noise starring Adam Driver; Thierry Donard’s Human Extreme; and the Canadian fest premiere of Guillermo del Torro’s Pinocchio
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The critically lauded exploration of science and faith is set in mid-19th-century Ireland
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In solidarity with Iranian women, new series screens some of the greatest Persian films ever made
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In the latest episode of the ArtScape podcast, SFUW’s Michael Boucher speaks to the fest about its programming and collaboration
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Screening at Visions Ouest, this breezy French find has a surprising amount to say about the power of art to connect a divided society
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Three screenings on October 31 for new stop-motion genius’s collab with Key and Peele
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Cate Blanchett is icily perfect as the elite conductor whose polished image starts to show cracks
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Collaborators Cameron Mackenzie and Suzanne Friesen screen three short works that illustrate their approach to filmmaking as a poetic art form
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Ruben Östlund’s latest movie sets sail on a luxury cruise liner filled with grotesque caricatures of the super-wealthy
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In a new Artscape video-podcast episode, director of programming Curtis Woloschuk reflects on the fest this year, and where it’s headed in the future
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What happens is flamboyantly disgusting and extremely funny, with Woody Harrelson in his element
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Appearing at VIFF with the VSO, the artist will talk about the diverse training that brought him to the films of Jordan Peele—as well as orchestral and operatic stages
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Fogaréu is irresistibly disquieting; Sick of Myself recalls a classic of urban cultural psychosis; and Leonor Will Never Die proves surprisingly fun; Music Pictures: New Orleans pays tribute to the NOLA sound
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A collaborative project between non-Indigenous filmmakers and Indigenous elders, the film was seven years in the making
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New documentary goes inside the choreographer’s process, then plays out the celebrated National Ballet work in its entirety
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Animation, interviews, and archival footage bring to life the works that turn urban detritus into subversive, allegorical statements
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The pair play two hapless Laurel Canyon neighbours in a crazy-making cosmic-horror flick born out of the pandemic and apocalyptic wildfires
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The Mountain is simply lovely, Golden Delicious tender and genuine; The Grizzlie Truth drives into untold history of Vancouver’s NBA team
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