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East Van Showcase: The Haunted Saloon

October 28, 2016February 10, 2017FestivalsBunny Sumthin, East Van Short Film Showcase, Halloween, Horror, short films, The Haunted Saloon

The usual East Van showcase is short films that are made either around here or in other locations. But Sunday nights had a more different theme than usual. A Halloween theme. Ghosts, Goblins, and Ghouls

TIFF 2016, and My First Time Attending

September 21, 2016September 20, 2016FestivalsArrival, Christine, La La Land, TIFF 2016

On September 7th, it was once again time for the Toronto International Film Festival (or TIFF, as it is commonly and affectionately known), which concluded on Sunday. As a resident of Toronto, I felt compelled

World Premiere of Cadence happening at VIFF

September 12, 2016November 17, 2021Announcements, FestivalsAlexander Lasheras, Cadence, Psychological Horror, VIFF

Cadence is a horror feature film that was made in BC for VIFF 2016 on October 3 at the Rio. Written and directed by local filmmaker, Alex Lasheras, his film debut features a cast of

Our Grounded Vancouver International Film Festival

August 30, 2016August 30, 2016FestivalsCanadian, Film Festivals, TIFF, Toronto, Vancouver, VIFF

My dad and my sister go to the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) every year. It started with my sister wanting to see celebrities. Now it’s about the movies. I was late to the game.

73rd Venice International Film Festival to include Canadian Filmmakers

July 29, 2016July 28, 2016Festivals, Today's Top StoriesA Worthy Companion, Arrival, Bruce LaBruce, Canada, CNW Creative, Denis Villeneuve, Felix and Paul Studios, filmmakers, Gerontophilia, Karl Lemiux, Lion of the Future, Maudite Poutine, Nomads, Patrick Boivin, Philippe Falardeau, Prank, Sanchez Brothers, The Bleeder, Trinity, Venice International Film Festival, Vincent Biron

(via CNW) From August 31 to September 10, Italy’s very own Venice International Film Festival will have four emerging Canadian filmmakers joining for the experience. Karl Lemieux, who made Maudite Poutine will have his film

Air Canada EnRoute Film Festival 2016: 10 years so far

July 22, 2016July 22, 2016FestivalsAir Canada, Air Canada enRoute Film Festival, Robson Square, Twin Bandit

Air Canada, for 10 years, has been gathering short Indie films from around the country for its inflight entertainment. How to celebrate something like that? Simple. Set up a giant screen and projector outside in