The Unseen

VIFF picks with music, scary ships, a relaxing garden and three unusual dramas

It’s back. The Vancouver International Film Festival opens up tomorrow for its 35th year. Fans have been planning their schedules for days, even a week or two, wondering can they get from...

Volkmar RichterSep 28th, 2016

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The Unseen

VIFF picks with music, scary ships, a relaxing garden and three unusual dramas

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