Korean-born, B.C.-raised filmmaker’s Maple Ridge-shot first feature centres around a Korean family struggling with grief
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Titles span music documentary Play It Loud featuring Jamaican-born Canadian singer Jay Douglas, 1974 Afrofuturist film Space is the Place, and beyond
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From VIFF screenings to live music and Vancouver Art Gallery happenings, there are many ways to celebrate throughout February
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From dragon dances to live music, there are several ways to ring in the Year of the Snake
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The fiercely feminist film is shot with dreamlike beauty, often at night, in story of love and longing
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Part detective story, part art-history rethink, documentary travels from B.C.and Alaska to Paris to find stunning Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw and Yup’ik works that influenced Surrealists
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Challengers and The Monk and the Gun kick off holiday big-screen series
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Everything is heightened in Joshua Oppenheimer’s chilling parody of privilege and willful ignorance
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Energetically shot new film explores profound—and timely—issues around undocumented immigrants and class divisions in America
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London’s National Gallery hosts the U.K.’s biggest-ever exhibition honouring Vincent van Gogh, one of history’s most beloved artists
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Boldly pushing the documentary form, Vancouver director tracks a story that involved guns, drugs, money laundering, child abuse, and even murder
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Inay (Mama) wins the Arbutus Award for best B.C. film; Summit award for best Canadian film goes to Universal Language
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Another highlight of the series on the same date features Shōgun VFX supervisor Michael Cliett
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Lively, detective-like documentary reveals how Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw and Yup’ik ceremonial masks found their way into the hands of Surrealist masters—and new attempts to repatriate them
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Quick takes on Brief History of a Family, Anora, Viva Niki, and Who by Fire, plus documentaries about everything from design mavericks to Haida logging protests to the children of overseas nannies
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At VIFF, she dramatizes ex-boyfriend Chester Brown’s graphic novel about his explorations in hiring sex workers—while still living with the then-VJ
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The Chef & the Daruma gets to the heart of the acclaimed culinary artist’s inspirations
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Slumdog Millionaire composer joins the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra at Vancouver International Film Festival keynote event
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Vancouver Island’s Ari Kinarthy wrote the score and stars in a screening event that memorializes his life
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*smiles and kisses you*, Grand Theft Hamlet, and Real offer moving and unsettling views of how we attempt to heal ourselves as part of the Spectrum series
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