Local documentary A Place Where I Belong makes world premiere, while Starwalker musical movie makes its Vancouver debut
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As part of VIFF Live series, a performance by all-star jazz ensemble Triology sets up screening of two films powered by music of a Canadian legend
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Visions Ouest presents the Cannes opener about a star chef who reconnects with her earthy, truck-stop roots
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Street cameras capture the hope and art of young protesters in Khartoum in a revolution the world forgot
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NFB’s “Corpus and the Wandering” and “Inkwo for When the Starving Return” take a spotlight at international conference hosted in Vancouver
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Radu Jude’s Dracula, Mary Bronstein’s If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, and Hong Sang-soo’s What Does That Nature Say to You are among offerings unveiled as Artist & Industry Passes set to go on sale
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Documentary screening at VIFF Centre uncovers a driven artist, and immerses viewer in an art scene that included Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring
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Other free screenings in store this month include The Wild Robot, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Mean Girls
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Running September 4 to 14, celebration also includes Canada Looks South and Mexico Today series, New Directors Competition, and much more
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The big-city sins of Sweet Smell of Success mingle with the small-town nightmares of Moonrise in this year’s darkly adventurous lineup
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Documentary restores more than a hundred shorts by the legendary Lumière Brothers, in Visions Ouest presentation
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Copresented with Visions Ouest, new comedy mixes unvarnished look at alcoholism with desert adventure
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Created by Vancouver’s Shana Myara, docuseries available for streaming on OUTtv.com highlights racialized and queer comedians
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Filmmaker Mahdi Fleifel’s compelling portrait of two Palestinian refugees trying to escape hardscrabble limbo in an unrecognizable Athens
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In Virginia Tangvald’s haunting new NFB documentary, she unravels the mysteries of a father and brother who lost their lives to the oceans that called them
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At VIFF Centre, Petra Costa’s compelling new documentary ties the rise of right-wing politician Jair Bolsonaro into the boom in Christian fundamentalism
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Titles in store span Green Snake on opening night and a special co-presentation of Once Upon a Time in China II with the Chinese Canadian Museum
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Five short films take on deeper meaning against a backdrop of armed conflict and women’s rights struggles
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With highlights such as “Space Oddity” and “Moonage Daydream”, the 1970s documentary about one of David Bowie’s greatest shows lights up The Polygon Gallery’s series of starlight screenings
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Jules Arita Koostachin’s feature, set in the 1930s, centres a young pregnant woman who discovers she is of Cree ancestry
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