Kathryn McCaughey on NOBRO’s full-length debut, taxes and snake blood.
A Lovecraftian monster and Isabelle Adjani are just two reasons to tune in.
A close look at the films featured in Altered States, VIFF’s genre program.
Made on a shoestring budget with a cast of 18, Psychonaut premieres Jan 10 at Cinematheque.
The first since 2012’s One Second of Love.
Southbound at Vancity this weekend.
In our first unboxing video, we find out a little of what to expect from the new series Moosemeat & Marmalade.
A harrowing documentary look at the breakdown of the American dream in the oil fields of North Dakota.
British actress Gemma Arterton plays the heroine of a new movie based on a graphic novel (sort of) based on Madame Bovary.
Australian horror movie The Babadook opens this weekend at Vancity Theatre.
The Swedish selection for Best Foreign-Language Feature at this year’s Academy Awards opens Nov. 28.
For God’s sake, don’t miss The Tribe! Schedule, trailers and reviews from this year’s Rio Grind Film Festival.
Wild, based on the memoir by Cheryl Strayed, is the fest’s opening gala selection this year.
If you like science fiction filled with ideas, stunning visuals and even a sense of humour, don’t miss The Congress, opening in Vancouver this Friday.
This weekend at the Rio, a new Canadian comedy from one of the creators of Who is KK Downey?
Film premiere of competition selections from Sigur Ros album Valtar. By Elana Shepert Dec 8, 2012.
John Dies at the End, Dead Sushi and Vanishing Waves among highlights of 3-day festival.
