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Reports of the Vancouver International Film Festival’s demise have been greatly exaggerated.

I’m biased, but the only real problem with Room 237 is that it isn’t long enough.

Granville Street's last surviving cinema, once part of what was known as Theatre Row, is slated to close.

Here are some photos capturing filmmakers, jurors, D&T programmers, and other guests as they arrived.

A film adapting three chapters of the Ming Dynasty novel Journey to the West to modern China impressed Dragons and Tigers jurors.

Everything you’ve heard about the U.S. economy is wrong.

Mirjam von Arx paints a creepily fascinating, though unopinionated, portrait of Evangelical Christians’ chastity movement.

Chinese-American director Wei Ling Chang's Unlikely Girl gets off to a good start.

If you have ever been to Haida Gwaii, or dreamed of going there, you’ll fall under the spell of Benjamin Greené’s ode to the way of life there.

The bandoneon is a squeeze toy of Bavarian origins.