The Suitcase Project asks yonsei and gosei (4th and 5th generation Japanese Canadians and Americans) what would they pack if uprooted from their homes with only a moment’s notice. Participants will be photographed in their homes and then interviewed about the items that they chose to pack.
沖縄の鼓魂 Okinawan Kodama: A Celebration of the Heart, Soul and Spirit On Friday, August 4, Metro Vancouver audiences will be treated to a feast of Okinawan...
“Art is the stored honey of the human soul.” – Theodore Dreiser, naturalist, 1917. If Dreiser is right, then there will be much honey stored...
His blog is called Letters from Santa, he favours bow ties, plays the cello (well), and has an engaging smile and personality. He also...
How you identify culturally is almost an internal dialogue with yourself. But an eye-opener for me while making All Our Father’s Relations was how...
Behind the bar at the Odd Society on Powell Street, Mia Glanz wields a pair of cocktail shakers like oversized maracas, the ice creating...
Visitors to the second floor of the Nikkei Centre in Burnaby will be familiar with a sculpture hanging over an opening in the floor....
バンクーバー国際映画祭（VIFF）での第1回目の上映を終えた小松孝さん（『Out of the Frying pan…・食卓』ディレクター）、渡部直也さん（『Out of the Frying pan…・食卓』役者）、野辺ハヤトさん（『Affordance』ディレクター）にお話を伺いました。
「Suffering of Ninko」を観終わって作り手のその才能に圧倒された。ストーリーが面白いのは当然のことなのだけれど、（ストーリーは僧侶と 人斬りと妖怪が おりなす、百物語の一編。）自主制作の域を超えたクオリティの高さ。
In 2015, the BC Government launched a pilot program to identify places of historic significance to Chinese Canadians, resultng in the addition of 21...
