New feature follows an immigrant Syrian family, with an entire cast of non-actors and an eye for “the weird pace and unexpectedness of real life”
Read MoreEvent kicks off with Brazil’s provocative Rule 34 and closes with Pinochet-era-set Chile ‘76
Read MoreRobert Mitchum’s jaded P.I., Jane Greer’s enigmatic femme fatale, and a swirl of cigarette smoke
Read MoreDocumentary traces introduction of the term “homosexual” to Bible in mid-20th century, spurring decades of prejudice, at Vancouver Queer Film Festival
Read MoreStrong performances as Ira Sachs explores the turmoil that follows an impulsive hook-up
Read MorePuSh festival cofounder Norman Armour to curate boundary-pushing VIFF Live program
Read MoreFilmmaker Steve James tells the story of atomic physicist Ted Hall, who passed secrets to the Soviets
Read MoreFlicks coming up on the program include Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing and David Lynch’s Blue Velvet
Read MoreThis year’s round-up features 12 masterpieces of the era, opening with The Maltese Falcon
Read MoreFilm release has author reflecting on the bad and good that came with the ‘60s and ‘70s counterculture movement that brought her to the BC wilderness
Read MoreVancouver Civic Theatres hosts the free outdoor movies on a giant inflatable screen outside the Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Read MoreThe uncomfortably honest The Mother and the Whore and the autobiographical coming-of-age movie Mes petites amoureuses were the late, great director’s only two feature-length films
Read MoreLife stories and lingering shots of a craft that falls somewhere between engineering, art, history—and possibly obsession
Read MorePull out your most obnoxious neon for a night of plutonium-powered nostalgia—and get ready for Back to the 80s’ summer-long lineup of classics
Read MoreEvening at VIFF Centre features a screening of Back to the Future, live music, trivia, and more
Read MoreBen Kingsley hands in a compelling performance in a film that emphasizes the party over the person
Read MoreBurning, Poetry, Secret Sunshine, and more exquisite portraits of pain
Read MoreDocumentary profiles the sleek Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, where administrators try to change an institution built around white-male artists
Read MoreOn the unceded, traditional territories of the Coast Salish Peoples, several public events are taking place throughout June
Read MoreDene/Métis writer-producer Marie Clements’s film is inspired by a Cree matriarch’s true life story
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