Vancouver International Film Festival

VIFF AMP – Tune in Today

October 7, 2022October 5, 2022AnnouncementsMusic, Vancouver International Film Festival, VIFF, VIFF AMP

Now for a limited time only, October 7-9 currently, VIFF AMP is happening. It only started yesterday, but it’s a great way to learn about music and sound in movies, tv series, and shorts. Finding

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

Call Canada to Action on Refugees in 60 Seconds or Less

June 30, 2016November 17, 2021Announcementscanadian independent film, contests, festivals, Vancouver International Film Festival, VIFF

(Via Wireservice.ca) Filmmakers in Canada and worldwide are invited to put their skills and creativity to work to “inspire, engage, and empower” the people of this country to take action on the global refugee crisis.

Eadweard (Review)

October 14, 2015October 13, 2015ReviewEadweard (Review), review, Vancouver International Film Festival, VIFF

In the beginning, all we had were simple pictures standing still, and boy did we have to use our imaginations! An amazing film about the birth of motion pictures, Eadweard shows how Eadweard Muybridge came

WIFF, WIDC, Ice Girls, and Eadweard

October 13, 2015October 13, 2015Today's Top Storiescanada film industry news today, Eadward, festivals, Ice Girls, Vancouver International Film Festival, VIFF, Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF), Women In the Director's Chair (WIDC)

(Via WireService.ca) The Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF), which runs November 3rd to November 8th in the Ontario city, has announced its opening and closing films: Son of Saul, a powerful Holocaust drama from Hungary,

The Devout (Review)

October 13, 2015January 18, 2021Reviewcanadian independent film, review, The Devout (Review), Vancouver International Film Festival, VIFF

If one had to lose their faith in order to figure something out, would they do it? In this humorous flick about reincarnation, Darryl (Charlie Carrick), a Christian school teacher, comes across a shocking discovery.