In February 2026, the Canadian documentary Leaving Beringia made its world premiere at the Victoria Film Festival, marking a significant moment for Indigenous storytelling in contemporary cinema. Directed by Métis Cree filmmaker Barbara Todd Hager,
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Degrassi at KCFF This Year
This year’s Kingston Canadian Film Festival (KCFF) will shine a spotlight on one of Canada’s most influential television legacies with a special screening of Degrassi: Whatever It Takes, the new documentary from director Lisa Rideout.
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Vancouver Indie Film Festival – Short, Simple, but Still Swell
I hardly do event summaries these days, but then, I hardly do a lot of articles these days. Especially since there’s 5 other writers on here contributing. Only one of them is local and attended
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Victoria Film Festival
Every February, Victoria quietly transforms into a city in conversation with cinema. For ten days, theatres become gathering places, filmmakers mingle with audiences, and films that might never reach mainstream screens are given the space
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Winter Magic: Canada’s Snowy Backdrops in Global Cinema
Few countries have shaped the visual language of winter cinema quite like Canada. With its vast landscapes, reliable snowfall, and world-class production infrastructure, Canada has become a global filmmaking powerhouse—especially when stories demand icy streets,
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48-Hour Film Festivals in Canada
Imagine the pressure of creating a film in just 48 hours. That’s the thrill of a 48-hour film festival, a high-stakes competition where teams of filmmakers are challenged to write, shoot, edit, and complete a
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