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The Victoria Film Festival embodies the spirit of the cinematic arts on Vancouver Island. We worship cult films, practice wine & beer sacrifices, offer a ritual of initiation for emerging filmmakers, and bring unique artistic voices from Canada and around the world to local screens.
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1215 Blanshard St. Victoria BC Canada. V8W 3J4. Open: Monday...
- Victoria Film Festival 2023
The film tells the story of how David, a physical education...
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When it comes to VFF annual events, we go boldly where no...
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Pick up available at The Vic Theatre (808, Douglas St.) and...
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- Call For Entries VFF 2024
The Victoria Film Festival will make every effort to ensure...
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The Victoria Film Festival (VFF) is rolling the reels for an...
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Victoria Film Festival. Since 1995, The Victoria Film Festival (VFF) has presented the best Canadian and international feature, documentary, and short film to Victoria and Vancouver Island in a ten-day celebration of cinema. This year marks our 31st festival!
Feb 1, 2024 · VICTORIA FILM FESTIVAL. Where: Various venues, including The Vic Theatre, Odeon Theatre, and Capitol 6 When: Friday, Feb. 2 to Sunday, Feb. 11 Note: Tickets are available at victoriafilmfestival ...
- Mike Devlin
We have a venue for you: a funky space with monkey lamps, racoons, and pink lighting. Oh, and we also have seating, lectern, microphones, and yes, even a kick-ass projector. Learn More. We're local, baby! The Vic Theatre has the best film, food, and drink all in one seat. Also, we're the only movie theatre in Victoria with a liquor license!
The Victoria Film Festival is a publicly attended film festival in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada running for ten days in February. The festival shows both Canadian and international films and unreels 150 films with 55 Features on 6 screens around Victoria. It attracts a continually growing audience, reaching 24,000 in 2011.
