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Down Syndrome Film Festival lifts spirits Up

March 20, 2023November 14, 2024FestivalsDown Syndrome Film Festival, Down Syndrome Resource Foundation, Lay Down Your Heart, Minding My Own Business: Entrepreneurs with Down Syndrome, Raising Ava Rose

Recently, a new film festival has just started as of this year, The Down Syndrome Film Festival. After hearing about this through my friend/colleague Joel Reimer, I had to make plans on doing coverage, and

VIWFF – First Year Back, Last Year with this kind of name

March 13, 2023July 20, 2023FestivalsBroken Angel, Las Abogadas, Rosie, Vancouver International Women in Film Festival, VIWFF, WIFTV

I knew it was going to happen, VIWFF was going to be in a theatre again, the Vancity Theatre which had some improvements a while ago, but could probably use some new seats in the

KDOCSFF – 1st Time Attending, Worth the Wait and the Arrival!

February 27, 2023March 19, 2024FestivalsAlice Street, Backlash: MIsogyny, Category: Woman, KDOCSFF, Social Justice Festival, The Cartel Project, The Territory, The Youtube Effect, TikTok Boom, Writing with Fire

There are many problems in this world, and many ways to address them. You could blatantly ignore them, and go on about your life without knowing they’re there. Or you could learn about them and

VIBFF – Shiny New Festival Breaking in for the Holidays

December 19, 2022March 1, 2023FestivalsAmerican Girl, Colour Blind, Nairobby, Nobody Was Here, Panels, Vancouver International Black Film Festival, VIBFF

I’ve always enjoyed attending film festivals, and recently I got a chance to attend a new and upcoming one. With the unfortunate news of Vancouver Web Fest disappearing completely after a long hiatus, it’s time

What to Watch – VIFF Threeview

September 30, 2022September 27, 2022FestivalsBlack Ice, Riceboy Sleeps, The Grizzlie Truth, Vancouver International Film Festival, VIFF

VIFF coverage is going to be kind of prominent for the next week or so, as you may have noticed with Shaun’s latest review. With some movies to check out. Some Great Canadian content to

CANADIAN FILMS SHINE AT TIFF

September 1, 2022August 29, 2022FestivalsBlack Ice, Bones of Crows, Brother, Maiden, North of Normal, Something You Said Last Night, The End of Sex, The Swearing Jar, TIFF

The 2022 Toronto International Film Festival is the first full edition since the Covid pandemic premiered in 2020. The event features some of the best films from all over the world. In fact, 26 of these

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