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Starting on June 10th, Portland filmmakers Mary DeFreese and Nick Peterson will be cycling over 1500 miles (ahem, 2414.

Win 2 tickets to see Agora and a $50 gift certificate from Nuba ! Vancouver is Awesome has 5 pairs(!) of tickets to give away for Alejandro Amenábar 's ( The Others , The Sea Inside ) new film Agora , starring Rachel Weisz , at a special sneak peak t

2 Tickets to see Chilean director Sebastian Silva's "darkly comic" The Maid at Vancity Theatre this Thursday, June 3 . I've said it before , I'll say it again ... if you haven't been to a screening at the VIFC you are missing out.

Vancouver is Awesome has 3 sets of double passes for tonight's Woody Allen double bill at the Rio Theatre hosted by the positively awesometastic Paul Anthony ! If you haven't been to a midnight screening at the Rio you are missing out.

Over the past year we've shared a bunch of short films and commercials and the like produced by local film and video production collective, SALAZAR . Enjoy this demo reel they just released, a look back on the past year of their work.

The deadline for Music Waste's short film contest is coming up this Monday! Check the details below and spend a half day this weekend making a video? I'm going to be on the America's Best Dance Crew-esque panel of judges on the night critiquing the s

We posted about the Vancouver punk music scene documentary Bloodied But Unbowed not long ago, then reported on the limited Skull Skates deck releasing with the film and just yesterday gave away 2 tickets courtesy of SKull Skates.

Win 2 Tickets to The First Weekend Club's advance screening of The Trotsky at District 319 tomorrow night! I had the pleasure of checking out Passenger Side at last month's First Weekend Club screening at District 319, which is an unusually cool venu

This hand has hi-fived many more interesting people than yours. For real. "In all my years, I've never had a standing ovation ... I guess this Canada is all right after all.

Perhaps one of Canadian director David Cronenberg 's more conventional features, M Butterfly (1993) features neither exploding heads nor any sort of theme-driven plot founded in the exciting world of entomology.