New documentary profiles Marilyn Farquhar’s struggle to memorialize her brother, B.C. homeless activist Barry Shantz
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The inaugural fest, taking place in Surrey on June 15 and 16, showcases films with purpose
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Homage to Arthur Erickson will feature rare screenings of documentaries and Hollywood features, plus dialogues with architects and filmmakers
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The trans and nonbinary individual’s experience spans film production, marketing, education, and arts administration
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At the Cinematheque, Costa-Gavras's fast-paced masterpiece warns of the precarity of truth amid the rise of right-wing zealots
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“Introduction” brings lo-fi camp, “Everlasting” documents Vancouver’s Wing Sang history, “Tiger by the Tail” delivers disco-happy raunch, and “In the Heat” is a deadpan-dark Santa cartoon
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An ensemble cast sings its way through Chantal Akerman’s 1986 musical, Golden Eighties
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With sweeping scope, documentary at VIFF Centre blends styles to track respected Indigenous astronomer’s journey
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Wouldn’t Make It Any Other Way named best short, while Kamay takes Elevate prize
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Joan Baez: I am a Noise draws from a vast archive that includes newly discovered home movies
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A total of 46 films will be shown across six programs, including 100 Days, Motherland, Tiger by the Tail, and more
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Eternal You, A Man Imagined, Black Box Diaries, nanekawâsis, and other intriguing offerings at the celebration of new nonfiction film
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New DOXA Documentary Film Festival feature tells the incredible story of the Armstrong company, and how spending childhood summers there inspired McNeil’s own art-making
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New showcase of cinema that inspires social change to highlight nine films from Canada, the U.S., and the U.K. at Surrey City Hall
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Filmmaker Shannon Walsh turns her lens on a labyrinthian fantasy world and an all-consuming love that transcends death
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Documentary film shares the story of Jacob Beaton, who is training Indigenous people to grow their own food
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The countercultural icon of fringe cinema riffs the dangers of smoking, mainstream acceptance, and trigger warning in advance of his appearances at the Rio Theatre on April 25 and 26
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Canadian-Pakistani filmmaker Zarrar Kahn’s assured feature draws on horror tropes for story of a young Karachi woman and her mother
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Additional screenings of Food, Inc. 2, A Difficult Year, and Silvicola will be shown throughout late April at the VIFF Centre
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French filmmaker probes themes of free will, psychopathy, and perversity in his two most recent works at The Cinematheque
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