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The Vancouver 125 Poetry Conference (V125pc) is a legacy project organized and curated by poet laureate Brad Cran to bring the poetry community together and “see them interact in ways...
The inaugural New West Doc Fest will showcase environmentally focused films on October 21 and 22 at Douglas College’s Laura C. Muir Performing Arts Theatre. The two-day...
Filmmaker Pamela Yates was in town to present her latest film Granito: How to nail a Dictator (Jury Award prize at Politics in Film Fest) at the Vancouver International Film Festival . In 1982,...
Bulgarian-born photojournalist and director Mimi Chakarova was in Vancouver to promote her first documentary award winning "The Price of Sex” shown at the Vancouver International Film Festival....
There's plenty of Canadian content to watch for at this year's Vancouver International Film Festival. A documentary that exposes the dangers of the Enbridge Northern Gateway project, a film that...
Documentary fimmaker Saul Landau in a candid interview a propos of his new film "Will the Real Terrorist Please Stand Up" on U.S. Policy and Cuba-US relations.
At the Vancouver International Film Festival, a brave documentary unveils high profile criminal organizations and uncovers a government failing to protect sex crime victims. In another film, a woman...
On Monday, just one day before the U.S. military formally ended its ” don’t ask, don’t tell” policy, a 21-year-old soldier stationed in Germany confessed over the phone to the father in Alabama...
