The poetic, sobering documentary hears from families forced to flee Myanmar, streams for free at the Cinematheque
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Vancouver-based director Shannon Walsh’s documentary reveals the exploitation of global gig workers
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All locally sourced, these are “experience” gifts
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The Maeda family’s Japanese eatery in Campbell River was open for 39 years—and was an anchor in the community
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The feature documentary, premiering at DOXA, digs deep into how marginalized communities are leading the way when it comes to being connected to the land and to our food
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The art film travels to Iceland with creative sisters Tyr Jami and Jasa Baka
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As the climate crisis threatens a vulnerable land, Mali singer Inna Modja wants people to live the African way
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The documentary features newly discovered black-and-white images by photojournalist Dorothea Lange
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The films Influence, Hong Kong Moments, and A Thousand Cuts wade into the murky stew of misinformation
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Witnessing the power of documentaries to spur people to action, Janice Morris founded the KPU film festival on social justice
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The feature-length documentary follows a journey of adversity, discovery
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Playing at the Vancouver Jewish Film Festival, the film hears from chefs behind Israel’s A-Sham Arab Food Festival
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The feature offers a breathtaking look at birds of prey and people who devote their lives to them
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Eating local in the Yukon is a test of patience with nourishing rewards..
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Matthias Girarud combines two extreme sports and finds personal fulfillment.
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Joel Bakan and Jennifer Abbot entertainingly expose a new cast of nauseating villains
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No motors, no support: this ocean voyage is no cruise.
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The rebel who turned a urinal into sculpture might have desired a cheekier portrait
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Sean Penn rolls up his sleeves after the devastating 2010 earthquake
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