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Vancouver International Film Festival announces B.C. spotlight and awards
At a time when the B.C. film industry has been facing serious challenges, the Vancouver International Film Festival plans to give B.C. filmmakers an extra boost of prominence and support.
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Ben-Hur pianist sounds off on silent film at the Cinematheque
If the style of acting in silent films looks a little funny to you, UBC associate professor of piano Sara Davis
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Jello Biafra shorts and socks make their on-screen debut with Nardwuar at the Rickshaw
Ani Kyd’s directorial debut, the 2011 short film “I Love You… I Am the Porn Queen”, will screen on June 17, as part of Jello Biafra’s 55th-birthday celebration.
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CBC's Radio-Canada backtracks on plans to rebrand as ICI
Radio-Canada is reneging on its rebranding plans.
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Christy Clark gets hammered at the Leos
There were more than a few shots taken at B.C. Premier Christy Clark during the 15th annual Leo Awards gala.
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Dolphin Cinemas Burnaby facing possible demolition
Alas, in what has become a regular occurance, Metro Vancouver may be losing yet another movie theatre.
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A restored Harold Lloyd returns to the big screen
Says Suzanne Lloyd: "It’s probably the most iconic image of silent film, that clock.”
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Vancouver dancers break out their moves for Step Up 5 auditions
If you unexpectedly found yourself swarmed by b-boys and b-girls breaking moves on Granville Street on June 6,
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Kibatsu Cinema brings the bizarre from Japan
Whether it’s 20-foot-high ceilings or extravagant candy-coloured visuals, Japanese film aficionado Chris MaGee relishes the unusual extremes of Japanese cinema.
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Filmmaker Ken Tsui adds some sizzle to the Chinatown Night Market
His vision for the Chinatown Night Market in the 100 block of Keefer Street in Chinatown marks a significant departure from its past 17 years.

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