當 Thea Loo 著手製作並執導一部關於加拿大住家看護計畫的紀錄片時，她心中有兩個主要動機。首先，是出於個人原因——希望幫助她的丈夫、攝影師 Jeremiah Reyes，走出憂鬱症的陰霾。她想，如果兩人能一同完成《Inay（媽媽）》，也許能改善 Reyes 與他曾經擔任住家看護的母親之間的關係。
GEMFest 2025 will screen NiiMisSak, which features interviews with seven B.C.-based Indigenous women filmmakers in addition to Obamsawin.
Yadegar is thrilled that her film about a student coping with financial challenges and legal restrictions in Canada will open GEMFest.
The three main characters in Jerome Yoo’s Mongrels are a widowed father, his teenage son, and his young daughter.
This weekend, LNY Splash and the VIFF Centre are co-presenting films about Asian families to get into the Lunar New Year spirit.
A family photo sends director Dieu Hao Do on a quest around the world in Hao Are You, which will be screened at the VIFF Centre on February 8.
Geum-soon (Kim Yeong-ok), Eun-sim (Na Moon-hee), and Tae-ho (Keun-hyong Park) savour the joy of walking along the beach in Picnic.
MENA will screen HAIYU – Rebel Singer Mariem Hassan and the Struggle for a Free Western Sahara on Sunday (January 26) in the Vancity Theatre.
在蔡英文当选台湾首位女总统的那一刻，美国电影制作人葛静文 (Vanessa Hope) 知道自己正在见证历史。2016年，蔡英文竞选总部胜选之夜，一幅大型电子看板用英文打出三个大字——“We Are Taiwanese.（我们是台湾人。）”
在蔡英文當選台灣首位女總統的那一刻，美國電影製作人葛靜文 (Vanessa Hope) 知道自己正在見證歷史。2016年，蔡英文競選總部勝選之夜，一幅大型電子看板用英文打出三個大字——“We Are Taiwanese.（我們是台灣人。）”
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The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
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