VQFF

VQFF- Docs and Education

August 19, 2021August 19, 2021FestivalsVancouver Queer Film Festival, VQFF

Well, VQFF will soon be over, and I have to say it sort of followed a theme with types of films for this year: Nearly everything was documentaries. I watched quite a fair amount of

VQFF – A Rainbow of Creative Expression

August 26, 2019August 26, 2019FestivalsJose, Running Running Trees Go By, Stephanie Goodwin, Vancouver Queer Film Festival, VQFF

The Vancouver Queer Film Festival has been shown to be one of the best events in the Vancouver community for both LGBT2Q+ and anyone outside of that circle. I got to attend so much of

VQFF – 30 years of Expressive Creativity

August 20, 2018April 10, 2020FestivalsVancouver Queer Film Festival, VQFF

For its 30th year, VQFF has shown to have a wide variety of many amazing events to make it the most memorable so far. As you may have gathered from my last article, Vancouver Queer

VQFF: 1985 Review

August 14, 2018February 5, 2020Review1985, AIDS, Cory Michael Smith, VQFF, Yen Tan

It was on September 17, 1985 that then-U.S President Ronald Reagan first publicly acknowledged Autoimmune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) in response to a question about federal funding for cure research. Two months earlier, famed 50s heartthrob

VQFF – Happening Now

August 10, 2018March 9, 2021Announcements, Festivals, Review1985, Anoushka Ratnarajah, Octavio is Dead, Sook-Yin Lee, VQFF, Yen Tan

Just last night was the very beginning of one of many amazing evenings to come: VQFF’s Opening Gala. Having only started, I can already say I was impressed with results. VQFF is currently on its

VQFF – Octavio is Dead! (Review)

August 7, 2018February 5, 2020ReviewDmitris Kitsos, Octavio is Dead, Raoul Trujillo, Rosanna Arquette, Sarah Gadon, VQFF

“Find out what makes you happy and do it” says one character to the protagonist of Sook-Yin Lee’s supernatural drama Octavio is Dead! This is not always easily accomplished, especially when one’s happiness may come at