Jules Koostachin and her family confront intergenerational trauma with an eye towards breaking the cycle of violence in WaaPaKe (Tomorrow).
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Documentaries at this year's Vancouver International Film Festival include Swan Song, Anselm, The Mission, WaaPaKe, and Physician, Heal Thyself.
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The Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) announces the first titles for its 2023 festival including Swan Song and Mr. Dressup.
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Kat Jaymes' The Grizzlie Truth is a documentary from the heart that seeks closures for the fans of Vancouver's short-lived NBA team.
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Vancouver director Nisha Platzer offers a personal examination of loss and love in back home by looking back at the death of her brother.
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Jennifer Abbott harnesses a new emotion that films about climate change have yet to experience: grief. The Magnitude of All Things moves with the unshakable sensation of grief and loss.
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Keep ReadingA bleary-eyed Dorothy Woodend reports on her binge-watching from the 2019 Vancouver International Film Festival.
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