Rendez-Vous French Film Festival matinee features Q&A with Quebec codirector Sarah Nacer
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Rendez-Vous French Film Festival matinee features Q&A with Quebec codirector Sarah Nacer
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Read MoreMira Nair’s cult classic, with its spicy story of cross-cultural love and family, has aged well
Read MoreBC 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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Read MoreThe celebrated Canadian director recalls the snowy BC shoot, the haunting performances, and the most indelible scenes
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