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Next Friday, January 21 Blim in Chinatown will be holding two screenings of Justine Nagan’s Typeface - A Chronicle of Typography in the Digital Age and Dying Art of Timeless Craftsmanship .

Adam Humphreys is still likely something of an anomaly to his Brooklyn brethren. After all, he was born and raised in West Vancouver, became a tree planting highballer, and ended up a New Yorker.

Happy Birthday, Hollywood! The Hollywood Theatre celebrates its 75th anniversary this weekend, with a curious-yet-awesome double bill: The American and Casablanca.

Director Michael McGowan ( One Week ) talks about his latest film, Score: A Hockey Musical with V.I.A.

I’ve been making good use of my Vancouver International Film Fest press pass, and while some of my favourites have already come and gone, there’s another week of phenomenal programming ahead.

I was honored to be able to attend tonight's VIFF screening of Sturla Gunnarsson ‘s Force of Nature: The David Suzuki Movie presented by Vancouver Is Awesome along with fellow VIA editors Rachel Fox and Jef Choy .

Even if he has yet to appear on our list, there is no doubt that David Suzuki is indeed one of Vancouver's Most Awesome. ( Bob wrote about his experience photographing Suzuki for a piece you can read HERE .

Bob told you about FUBAR 2 opening and then linked to the trailer, which you can see HERE . Vancouver is Awesome sat down with Terry and Deaner in Vancity for a chat about their movie (it opened last weekend and is in theatres NOW !). See that HERE .

Fubar 2 is opening in Canada tomorrow! And by Canada, I mean Vancouver. We'll be welcoming Terry and Deaner to the site shortly to discuss... Stay tuned!

Remember the DOXA film festival earlier this year? We partnered with them to help get the word out about a Vancouver produced documentary film about punk rock music directed by Susanne Tabata and entitled Bloodied But Unbowed .