Colin Askey’s documentary takes viewers inside the Overdose Prevention Society
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In which filmmaker Teresa Alfeld helps a former doubter find a fevered appreciation for one of Vancouver’s most misunderstood bands
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BC film Turbulence explores the fallout of Iran-Iraqi war, while Continuous Journey takes a well-crafted look back at the Komagata Maru incident
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Tickets are on sale for red-carpet event, followed by vintage-circus-inspired AfterParty
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Indigenous movies in the spotlight as venues like VIFF Centre, The Cinematheque, and the Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art host celebrations
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Artfully restrained adaptation is an affecting meditation on depression, mortality, and family bonds
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Documentary follows the celebrated talent as he prepares his young orchestra for a tour—and as his home country falls into chaos
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The accomplished film follows the paralyzingly shy Joshua, who’s devoted his life to supporting his parents
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Offerings include series devoted to landscapes and resistance, archival materials, and grandmother figures
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The new digital film features appearances by Simran Sachar, Amber Funk Barton, Tonye Aganaba, and many more
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Emmy-winning screenwriter and TV producer Norm Hiscock will help writers develop their own comedy series
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Opulent design and top-notch character studies lift up a script that can feel contrived
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New restoration celebrates the striking cinematography of a Taipei story as sad as it is sexually charged
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April 10 features pancake breakfast and film programs, while April 11 offers panels and demos
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Warmhearted without being cloying, Ken Scott’s latest film takes a charming trip to Quebec’s postcard-pretty Magdalen Islands
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The star of Tommy Wiseau’s cult hit hosts a double bill with his own desert horror flick
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Volcano film Fire of Love to open fest that runs May 5 to 15
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Move and Connect’s dynamic online high-school program spans stories from Brazil, the U.K., and beyond
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The documentarian explored complex subjects such as thalidomide, Huntington’s disease, war, and assisted suicide in his vast body of work
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Filmmaker Katherine Knight to attend screenings April 8 to 10, with the longtime Vancouver artist tuning in on opening night
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