Simon Longmore’s Not Your Average Bear continues to make an impression
Continuing to make an impression with multiple awards from film festivals around North America, Vancouver-based actor, writer, producer, and director Simon Longmore's Not Your...
Film review: Alaska Is A Drag drags
Director and writer Shaz Bennett has expanded a short film into the 90 minute feature Alaska Is A Drag, securing some ‘name’ talent, including Margarte Cho...
Film review: Tinta Bruta is a fascinating look into the world of online sex
In Tinta Bruta (Hard Paint), Pedro (Shico Menegat) is a socially awkward young man facing criminal charges for beating up a tormentor. Alone in his...
Film review: Saturday Church is gritty but sensitive
In Saturday Church, Ulysses is a 14-year-old boy whose family has bee devastated by the death of his father in combat. He is also...
Film review: Octavio is Dead is emotionally satisfying
Octavio is Dead is a pyscho-sexual ghost story that is both fascinating and at times provoking.
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It’s been almost ten years since writer-director Sook-Yin Lee’s...
Film review: The Year I Lost my Mind is creepy but compelling
From Germany, comes the stylish and sexy psychological drama, The Year I Lost My Mind.
Playing as part of the 2018 Vancouver Queer Film Festival, The...
Film review: A Moment in the Reeds lacks tension
Playing as part of the 2018 Vancouver Queer Film Festival, A Moment in the Reeds is the story of a young man who returns home...
Film review: Deep Inside Clint Star is dynamic and revealing
Playing as part of the 2018 Vancouver Queer Film Festival, in Deep Inside Clint Star, filmmaker Clint Alberta travels across Canada to produce a...
Film review: Every Act of Life is a brilliant documentary about a talented artist
Screening as part of the 2018 Vancouver Queer Film Festival, the life of Tony Award-winning playwright and screenwriter Terrence McNally gets the documentary treatment...
Vancouver Queer Film Festival turns 30
Vancouver’s silver screens turn a shade of pink once again this August, as the Vancouver Queer Film Festival (VQFF) presents more than 70 films...