Documentary at the Vancouver Queer Film Festival highlights peer-led groups working to overcome a long history of stigma and isolation by creating connection to the broader queer community
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With sharp visions of life in Mexico, Venezuela, and early-’70s Quebec, the event continues to reveal a deeply interconnected world where history is ever-present
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Strong performances in the story of a French bookstore owner who forms bonds with a father and child make Visions Ouest’s final summer installment a must-see
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Through its mix of Indigenous artists, musicians, and technicians, the Vancouver Latin American Film Festival feature puts the common good at the centre
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Ido Fluk’s ode to Keith Jarrett concert Köln 75 closes the fest, while VIFF Live brings in Mad Professor, claire rousay, and more
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The Polygon Gallery’s annual outdoor film series takes place on Cates Deck
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Visions Ouest screens earthy charmer set in Jura agricultural region
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In documenting years of official disapproval and meddling, independent Cuban filmmakers Miguel Coyula and Lynn Cruz set out to trouble viewers of all political stripes
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Award-winning feature film tells the story of two Indigenous women who meet during a chance encounter
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People-pleasing goes haywire as Visions Ouest presents the sequel to the hit Quebec comedy Menteur
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Opening with The Best Mother in the World, the fest features diverse titles as part of Vanguardias, Migraciones, and Mexico Today
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Local documentary A Place Where I Belong makes world premiere, while Starwalker musical movie makes its Vancouver debut
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As part of VIFF Live series, a performance by all-star jazz ensemble Triology sets up screening of two films powered by music of a Canadian legend
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Visions Ouest presents the Cannes opener about a star chef who reconnects with her earthy, truck-stop roots
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Street cameras capture the hope and art of young protesters in Khartoum in a revolution the world forgot
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NFB’s “Corpus and the Wandering” and “Inkwo for When the Starving Return” take a spotlight at international conference hosted in Vancouver
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Radu Jude’s Dracula, Mary Bronstein’s If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, and Hong Sang-soo’s What Does That Nature Say to You are among offerings unveiled as Artist & Industry Passes set to go on sale
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Documentary screening at VIFF Centre uncovers a driven artist, and immerses viewer in an art scene that included Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring
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Other free screenings in store this month include The Wild Robot, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Mean Girls
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Running September 4 to 14, celebration also includes Canada Looks South and Mexico Today series, New Directors Competition, and much more
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