Director Sofia Bohdanowicz shares how she created the deeply felt portrait of 77-year-old Parisian astrologer Julianne, armed with just 30 rolls of 16mm film and a vintage Bolex camera. Continue reading
Category Archives: Filmmakers
Filmmaker Mark Lewis on The Age of Adulting and Film in Vancouver
A scathing satire of the film scene in our city, The Age of Adulting is a film nevertheless made with love and hope for a better future for Vancouver’s relationship to the seventh art. We caught up with director Mark Lewis to get his perspective on his film and its subject. Continue reading
Sea to Sky Series: Indian Horse
Ahead of the Indian Horse’s theatrical release, we spoke to director Stephen Campanelli about adapting the beloved novel to screen, and the role of narrative film in the ongoing work to address Canada’s dark history of treatment towards Indigenous people. Continue reading
Introducing ‘Her Stories: Women Call the Shots’
In our new series, Her Stories: Women Call the Shots, we invite contemporary women filmmakers to choose a film made by a woman which continues to inspire, and share it with our audience. Continue reading
Italian Film Festival 2018: The Legacy of the Taviani Brothers
The Taviani brothers have been at the forefront of Italian cinema since the mid-1970s. The 2018 Italian Film Festival is a bittersweet opportunity to discover one last work of art from the singular pair of masters. Continue reading
Totally Indie Day: How to Bring Your Ideas to the Cinema
By Anna Steshenko Get totally in on Totally Indie Day, a day designed to provide real insights and hands-on advice from top experienced industry pros and rising new talent. Continue reading
