Local documentary has travelled the world with its multigenerational message of “love is love”
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In Vancouver Queer Film Festival opener, a true nonconformist reflects on the fight for Pride and “homonormativity”
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Listen Before You Sing tells the true story of a mountain-tribe children’s choir, while Goddamned Asura explores Taiwan’s disillusioned youth
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The cinema is welcoming audiences back in droves, with its mix of crisp restorations and the avant garde
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Application deadline extended to August 7 for annual program aimed at emerging composers and other artists, with emphasis on marginalized communities
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Still relevant, the 1984 documentary was a radical achievement in queer and feminist filmmaking and sex work advocacy
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The stunning VR experience is followed by an outdoor screening of kung fu’s finest film
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Summerlong curated series of nearly 70 films pays tribute to the birth of revolutionary “New Hollywood”
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A documentary on a divine drag icon, a groundbreaking Filipinx drama, and more
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Greek filmmaker Christos Nikou’s deadpan dystopia hits the screen at VIFF Centre
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Both radical 1980s films are screening at The Cinematheque, with the director on hand for a Q&A July 8
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The low-key new film has the French singer-actor-fashion icon thinking a lot about the 1980s, her famous parents, and motherhood
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Carts of Darkness’s adrenaline ride down the hills of North Van kicks off outdoor screenings
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New screen event highlights a full range of classics and contemporary work
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Folklore with a feminist twist in Himalayan India, and a mind-bending Afro-futurist trip through Burundi, at The Cinematheque
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Several short films will honour the traditional, ancestral, and unceded Musqueam territory that the museum sits on
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Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s latest cinematic odyssey heightens sound to create a waking dream
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Winner of the Cannes 2021 Jury Prize opens at VIFF Centre’s Vancity Theatre May 27
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Famous as an actor, the postwar Japanese director crafted almost-forgotten films centred around strong women
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Using split screens and long takes, auteur Gaspar Noé takes viewers on an uncompromising trip to an elderly couple’s agonizing end
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