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If you plan on seeing this film, you’d be wise to brush up on your Spanish civil war history. Set in 20th century Spain during the beginnings of the Spanish civil war and the long reign of dictator Francisco Franco, “While at War” (Mientras dure la Guerra) gives us a glimpse into Spanish political history […]

CFUV Film Fest Correspondent Dominique sat down with Sovereign Soil director David Curtis for an indepth talk! Check out the full interview below!

Prior to the festival starting, Amy sat down in our studio to interview Julia Ivanovav over the phone. Julia is the director of My Dads, My Moms, and Me. This is a follow up to her documentary of the children of gay fathers called Fatherhood Dreams. You can listen to the interview here:

This Chinese neo-noir feature competed for the Cannes Palm D’or last year before garnering international success on the festival circuit and making its way to Victoria screens.  The Wild Goose Lake tells the story of Zhou Zenong, a gangster on the run after a violent altercation with a policeman. A large bounty has been placed on his head, […]

Corpus Christi Academy Award Nominee for best International Feature Film, the Polish-made Corpus Christi is the story of Daniel, a young man who has recently been released from juvenile detention for a violent crime. Daniel is sent to work at the sawmill of a small town, but he has other callings; while incarcerated, he has found an […]