It’s the sometimes self-lacerating words and the visible emotions of Gabor Maté that viewers will remember of this exceptional documentary
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The NFB’s chilling documentary reminds us that a society is measured by the compassion it extends to its most vulnerable
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Led by conductor Andrew Crust, the VSO accompanies the 1981 classic at the Orpheum
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Set at a 25-year reunion for close college friends, the waterfront shoot was like
”summer camp”
If you’re of a certain disposition, there’s much pleasure to be extracted from a film like this
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Aunjanue L. Ellis-Taylor stars in a triumphant and unusual adaptation of Isabel Wilkerson’s book, Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents
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Fest opens with animated Nina and the Hedgehog’s Secret, and features three Canadian premieres from Jordan, Costa Rica, and Germany
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Events at Libby Leshgold Gallery at Emily Carr University of Art + Design feature everything from a live reading to Real Housewives viewing party
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At Rendez-Vous French Film Festival, movie captures the poetry, imagery, and culture shocks of refugee family’s journey to Quebec
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Making its Vancouver premiere at Rendez-Vous French Film Festival, Julien Capraro’s new NFB movie assesses the good, the bad, and the ugly of the emerging laptop-and-sweatpants generation
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Extended reality-dance offerings include workshops, panel conversations, and a community mixer
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Film scholar introduces six Screwball Comedy films to audiences with talks about the genre and its most famous artists
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Michael Venus’s film about the rise of DIY drag celebration meets performances by Synthia Kiss, Peter Breeze, Symone Says, and more
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In the movie based on critically lauded Quebec play La Meute, two people form an unlikely bond in a remote B&B
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Two-part lineup hosted by Visions Ouest Productions features over 60 titles, including Haitian director Henri Pardo’s partly autobiographical film KANAVAL
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Your Fat Friend, Someone Lives Here, Rails, Jails & Trolleys, and The Price of Truth
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Documentary filmmaker Afton Quast Saler turned a camera on herself and her family to explore why she and other women are so often underdiagnosed
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BlackBerry, Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person, and To Kill a Tiger also receive nods for best in Canadian film
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In stylish film hitting la Tournée Québec Cinéma at Studio 16, standout star Sara Montpetit plays a bloodsucker who hates the idea of killing
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Tickets to the screenings also include access to a Closing Night Reception with appetizers and a drink
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