Masterful lineup includes P.P. Rider (1983), Typhoon Club (1985), and Sailor Suit and Machine Gun (1982)
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The atomic lizard suffers a critical wounding from an organism made entirely of pollution in a monster marathon made for Halloween
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New film captures frustrations and triumphs inherent to a punishing sport—and allows the rest of us to experience it by proxy
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Collaboration with the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery higlights Itter’s exhibition, which includes archival multidisciplinary materials
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The genre-mixing epic digs into the deception and carnage that ensued when the Osage discovered oil
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“Cats can be absolutely playful and they can be absolutely lazy,” says.celebrated wildlife photographer and documentarian
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In its first return here since DOXA. documentary raises troubling questions about entrapment, national security, and democracy
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Evening features silent shorts Un Chien Andalou (1929) and Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (1922)
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Collection of films by Senegalese writer-director Ousmane Sembène oppose conformity
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Work by The Biting School’s Aryo and Arash Khakpour incorporates a previous dance-and-theatre production of the same name
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Live event November 29 to December 3 features three locally directed world premieres, including Bruce Sweeney’s She Talks to Strangers
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Full-length feature details the arrival of French settlers in present-day Montreal in English, French, and Kanien’kéha (Mohawk)
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Narrating live at VIFF, the filmmaker explores the physics and metaphysics of sound
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Wild Goat Surf carves out a new kind of coming-of-age tale; Seagrass summons ghosts of history; plus The Old Oak, Rapture, and much more
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Director Dylan Maranda talks chaotic cinematography, family history, and meeting chef Joël Watanabe for his food-critic-centred narrative
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Documentary shows young Siksika woman’s journey competing in the dangerous male-dominated sport with the love and support of her family
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My Animal blends poetic horror and hockey; Bitten is a dark and gorgeously shot fairy tale; Octopus Skin finds fear in an eccentric family
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Filmmaker Jakub Piątek’s compelling new documentary follows a handful of charismatic young keyboard stars through the world’s most prestigious classical-music contest
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Kat Jayme and Asia Youngman’s new documentary humanizes figures who met with social-media-fed vigilantism and snitching
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Through a wild mix of rare concert footage, animation, and interviews, new documentary revisits Aussie group that “annihilated” its audiences
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