Artemis Dara’s jazzy “Member” is rich in texture and loud with yearning. Beginning with a snare drum and a dreamy, almost ...

Certified Gel-X nail artist Karissa is renowned for her intricate, detailed designs that transform nails into miniature works ...

Out on the campaign trail on an evening in early April, Adrian Dix put it best.“It’s going to be an interesting case of how much an individual MP matters in an election,” the provincial Minister of ...

DOXA screenings are at The Vancouver Playhouse (Opening Gala), The Cinematheque, VIFF Centre, and SFU Woodward’s Djavad ...

Directed by Elizabeth Vibert and Chen Wang. At Vancouver Playhouse on May 1 at 7 p.m. and Djavad Mowafaghian Cinema on May 7 ...

Take Jason Alsop (Gaagwiis), who serves as both president of the Haida Nation and captain of the storied Skidegate Saints basketball team. As the film follows the Saints’ attempt to defend its dynasty ...

The Cats of Gokogu Shrine is an exercise in patience. Directed, shot, and edited by documentarian Kazuhiro Soda, the film follows the cats (and people) living in the aging town of Ushimado over the ...

But the interesting thing about Mistress Dispeller is the way it shows that, while affairs are universal, the circumstances leading to them can be complex from culture to culture. Shooting in China, ...

Get the best of Vancouver in your inbox, every Tuesday and Thursday. Sign up for our free newsletter. Higher Than Acidic CloudsDirected by Ali Asgari. At VIFF Centre on May 7 at 5:30 p.m.Meditative ...

“We weren’t really prepared to investigate the mining industry, but I think it became clear that that’s exactly what we were doing,” booms a voiceover at the beginning of Unearth as the film’s ...

The Victoria-spawned band rides the wave of the Tsunami Sea. Aussie musician bets it won’t rain for the first Malkin Bowl show of the season. The annual darkwave festival returns with 40 artists over ...

The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra welcomes an upcoming American violinist. Gabey Lucas promises not to talk about “the silliest ham-based almost-war in British Columbian history.” Vancouver’s 25-piece ...