Frost/Nixon is a battle of wits

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Before adapting it to film in 2008, Peter Morgan wrote Frost/Nixon as a play in 2006. It is based on the 1977 interviews between...
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Out On Screen presents diverse cinema at the Vancouver Queer Film Festival

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With the mandate of “illuminating queer lives through film,” Out on Screen’s Vancouver Queer Film Festival plans to celebrate its 27th year of building...
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Comic Connoisseur: Copperhead is the best sci-fi Western in stands

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Since the resurgence of the superhero genre, Westerns have taken a back seat in the medium of comics. Audiences are more likely to see...
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A foodie’s paradise at the Vancouver Food Cart Festival

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Vancouver’s Food Cart Festival blasts groovy, retro tunes and really brings the beach to you. With False Creek only a stone’s throw away, there’s...
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Cinephilia: The Look of Silence speaks volumes

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In Indonesia from 1965 to 1966, union members, many farmers, and numerous intellectuals were branded as communists and executed. In that short span, close...
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The Harpoonist and the Axe Murderer to play at Shorefest

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Shorefest is back with a wide-ranging lineup that is sure to please any festival goer. Set in one of the most picturesque settings in...
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Swordplay shines in Shakespeare’s Rebel

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In 2013, Bard on the Beach held its first ever book launch event for Shakespeare’s Rebel, by Christopher Gaze’s longtime friend C.C. Humphreys. Now,...
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The Arts Club presents an intimate performance of Les Miserables

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Tragic narratives, heart-wrenching songs, and some humour sprinkled in between. These are the plot elements of Victor Hugo’s classic novel Les Miserables. While the...
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Inspiring movement at Dancing on the Edge

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For 27 years, Dancing on the Edge has presented both up-and-coming and established choreographers showcasing current contemporary dance, as well as allowing artists the...
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The new Raincity Juicery is a gem

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Raincity Juicery is the place to visit this summer. As a resident of New Westminster I celebrate chic local finds like the Hide Out...
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