Women. Is there anything they can’t do? Don’t answer that, please. Women in Film and Television Vancouver (WIFTV) has been working for so many years to recognize the strong-willed women who take power and make
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Review – Octavio is Dead
Men who abandon their wives after a pregnancy cannot be classified as a true father, especially if they never make time to see the kids they biologically created. I’ve come across a few people like
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Backcountry (Review)
I find there to be something special about horror films that rely on grounded, well-crafted scenarios to elicit fear, rather than resorting to cheap supernatural scares, or outlandish schema that serve up a healthy dose
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Mountain Men – Review
Getting away from it all can be a good way to clear the air, but a single mis-step (or two or three) can lead to one wishing to be back in it all ASAP. It’s easy
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Interview with WIF Spotlight Award Winner Arielle Boisvert
With the WIF Spotlight Awards coming right up, there’s a lot of amazing women who have won some well-deserved awards. And one of the many amazing women is Arielle Boisvert, who has won the Finale
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Werewolf (Review)
From the opening shot of a frayed clothes line being taken down, to the haunting image that followed, I was fascinated by Ashley McKenzie’s 2016 directorial debut Werewolf. The creative flair of McKenzie’s style is
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