BlackBerry, Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person, and To Kill a Tiger also receive nods for best in Canadian film
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In stylish film hitting la Tournée Québec Cinéma at Studio 16, standout star Sara Montpetit plays a bloodsucker who hates the idea of killing
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Tickets to the screenings also include access to a Closing Night Reception with appetizers and a drink
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Events throughout February range from concerts to art exhibitions
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February lineup features inspiring cinema, live jazz, and a special tribute to Canadian filmmaker Charles Officer
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Rising Mexican filmmaker is attracting buzz for richly written characters and atmospheric use of camera and sound
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Director Kaouther Ben Hania’s riveting mix of reality and re-enactment just got nominated for an Oscar
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Film directed by Susan Sandler follows titular transgender comedian’s triumphant comeback
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Jonathan Glazer’s unsettling film follows Hedwig and Rudolf Höss during the Second World War
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A-list interviewees, rapturous film clips, and reflections from an auteur who’s travelled from Peruvian jungles to Antarctic snowscapes
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Audiences can see Ludwig Göransson’s Oscar-winning Marvel Studios film score performed live to picture
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Under the theme of "Journeys in Solidarity”, fest screens 19 films on everything from homeless tent encampments to transgender comedians to the fight for freedom of speech in Russia
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The groundbreaking, still effortlessly cool film joins Godard’s final works in opening night for JLG Forever
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Opening night of the series, copresented with the Vancouver Latin American Cultural Centre, features tapas, wine, and flamenco
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Young Siksika woman Logan Red Crow competes in the risky Indian Relay in the film, which had a sold-out run at VIFF in October
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Redefining the artist biopic, the filmmaker captures the massive themes, stunning details, and punishing processes of Anselm Kiefer’s work
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Stories span crash-landing a Cessna into an open field with James Taylor and doing 61 takes of Warren Zevon’s “Werewolves of London”
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Intimate and sensuous, documentary lets us in on women’s secrets that resound around the world
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The film celebrating its 20th year takes centre stage in Movie Nights with the VSO series
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Documentary follows B.C. filmmaker Dianne Whelan’s 24,000-kilometre trek along the Trans Canada Trail
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