The GOODS from The Cinematheque
Vancouver, BC | The Cinematheque presents The Image Before Us: A History of Film in British Columbia – Take 5, a multi-year series celebrating the innovative, iconoclastic, and often astonishing cinematic heritage of British Columbia.
Important themes this year include repatriation, as B.C.’s First Nations communities seek to bring back home sacred objects removed to faraway countries; a celebration of Black History Month; and classics from the archive that raise profound questions around ideologies presented in media and our shifting cultural mores.
Curated by Harry Killas, Vancouver filmmaker and Associate Professor of Film + Screen Arts at Emily Carr University of Art + Design, this celebration of British Columbia’s film history will include feature films, shorts, and documentaries — plus special guests — at The Cinematheque on Monday evenings beginning in January and continuing into April.
Details on all the titles and screenings here.
Downtown
‘Copy Machine Manifestos’ Zine Exhibit Opens at the VAG This Weekend
Bar Haifa’s New Brunch Service Kicks Off Today (Friday, May 3rd)
Bacchus Restaurant Launches New German-Inspired Brunch Service
Sakura in Bloom at Miku Restaurant
Botanist to Welcome NYC’s ‘Lysée’ for One-of-a-Kind Dessert Collaboration This April
Bacchus Restaurant Presents Special Easter Long Weekend Afternoon Tea and Sunday Brunch
Popular
Lila, A New ‘Modern Indian’ Restaurant from the Founders of Acorn and Vij’s is Coming to Main Street
A Look Inside ‘Casa Molina’, Now (Softly) Serving Up Spanish Food in Mount Pleasant
Where Does One of Victoria’s Cooler Restaurant Crews Eat When in Vancouver?
The Narrow Re-Opens After Forced Closure, with 10 Years Less ‘Skank’
Tacofino Launches New Happy Hour Menu and Daily Features at All Locations
