Vancouver’s Cinematheque, western Canada’s largest film institute, is holding an open house this Saturday, June 13th, featuring a free screening of the classic 1959 comedy Some Like it Hot. Scout Magazine has the details. The
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Watching TV, Watching Birds, Watching Winners
The Vancouver Sun’s Weekend Extra has more news on how well the film and TV industry is doing in the city, in an article by Bruce Constantineau. Also, The Financial Post’s Catherine McIntyre explores why
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For a complete list of winners at Cannes, see the ET Canada blog. The Toronto Star’s Peter Howell looks at the winners in depth, though the main news is in the subhead: “Canada’s Denis Villeneuve
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6 (Mostly) Good News Stories About Film in Canada
Filmmaker Paul Plett (also an amateur musician) thought it was strange nobody had ever made a documentary about the world of Canadian folk music — so he decided to do it himself. Northern Folk will
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The good, the not so good, and the caught in the middle . . . Some not so good news about the National Film Board cutting costs, which of course means letting staff go —
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Vancouver Web Fest: Volunteer Journal, Day 3
Sunday: I was scheduled for the evening but I showed up an hour and a half early because I had some extra time after the business earlier that day. Upon arrival, there was another screening
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