Trans Girls: Raw & Uncut launches crowdfunding campaign for upcoming milestone documentary film Feature film highlights the growing community behind North America’s only regular comedy show dedicated to trans women The minds behind the wildly popular Trans Girls: Raw & Uncut are launching a crowdfunding campaign to support the upcoming feature-length documentary about the all-trans … Read more
The Vancouver Art Gallery Presents Celebrating Black Futures, Bringing Together Writing, Film and Performance This February, the Vancouver Art Gallery presents Celebrating Black Futures, a month-long public program series that fosters critical dialogue and creative exchange around the work of Black and African artists, locally and globally. Through talks, performances, film screenings and community-led conversations, the series brings Black … Read more
A Knives Out Mystery takes a bite out of the captivating and thrilling universe of the Knives Out film series.
The Cat Daddies film follows a diverse group of men during the challenging early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Yellow Peril; The Celestial Elements” is a visual art exhibit inspired by the Chinese Five Elemental forces, seized by the urgent tensions between Queer Chinese diasporic identities. A collection of multichannel installations, visual and sculptural activations provoke a cosmic encounter of our living past and present as we ‘race’ towards a healing future.
The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (VSO) is pleased to present iconic Chinese conductor Tan Dun in Crouching Tiger & Beyond — a groundbreaking show that combines the brilliance of a live orchestra with iconic footage from the legendary martial arts films Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Hero, and The Banquet on Friday, November 9 at the Orpheum.
“Martha: A Picture Story” chronicles more than 50 years in the life and exploits of extraordinary New York City photographer, Martha Cooper as she follows her own muse, documenting the city and its residents with a unique, and often underrated expertise.
The film, shot in black and white, uses many local actors to achieve the ‘80’s look. Everyone is always listening to the radio and sometimes the movie audience sees actual “crank” letters superimposed with the action on the screen.
The plot centers around Alan’s single minded determination to find his son Michael, who walked out of the house one evening years ago and never returned.
