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#MAMM13 : Headstart to VAFF

September 10, 2018April 8, 2019FestivalsMAMM, short films, VAFF

Nothing is greater than a local film festival. But sometimes a local film festival becomes even more interesting when it brings a certain element of its city into it and centers the whole festival around

VQFF – 30 years of Expressive Creativity

August 20, 2018April 10, 2020FestivalsVancouver Queer Film Festival, VQFF

For its 30th year, VQFF has shown to have a wide variety of many amazing events to make it the most memorable so far. As you may have gathered from my last article, Vancouver Queer

VQFF – Happening Now

August 10, 2018March 9, 2021Announcements, Festivals, Review1985, Anoushka Ratnarajah, Octavio is Dead, Sook-Yin Lee, VQFF, Yen Tan

Just last night was the very beginning of one of many amazing evenings to come: VQFF’s Opening Gala. Having only started, I can already say I was impressed with results. VQFF is currently on its

Vancouver Web Fest on Year 5 #VWF2018

April 23, 2018October 14, 2019Festivals, Web SeriesAlcohol, Awards, Functions, Panels, Screenings, Vancouver Web Fest (VWF), virtual reality, VWF, Workshops

Vancouver Web Fest has had its share of changes over the years, and this year was practically a grand improvement compared to the rest. Because instead of being at the performance centre like the last

#VIWIFF – Women, and the films they made

March 12, 2018February 23, 2019FestivalsAnatomy of Violence, Artist Talks, Dark Blue Girl, Feature and Shorts Program, Panel Discussion, Prodigals, Vancouver International Women in Film, VIWIFF, WIFTI, WIFTV, women in film

If there’s something that Darren and I enjoy, it’s seeing women show their creative side in the film industry. Truly, I think it’s awesome that women can make such cool films. Hey, it’s even a fact.

Crazy 8’s : Getting Crazier and Crazier

February 26, 2018February 23, 2019Festivals#Crazy8sFilms18, Bordered, CC, Crazy 8’s, Extra-Ordinary Amy, Gemini, Shuttlecock, Small Fish

If local film events were sitcoms, Crazy 8’s would be Cheers, because it’s where everybody knows your name. With all the familiarity and fun going on, Crazy 8’s gets more congested each year. And this