Vancouver Short Film Festival 2024

Program Two: Life is but a Film [Virtual Screening]

Expired June 10, 2024 6:45 AM
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7 films in package
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Via a meta-troll of the short film genre, the personification of the left and right brain of a filmmaker debate how to best make a short film.
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Introduction
What Molly assumed would be a relaxing day at a deserted beach turns into a completely surreal experience. Once strange, seemingly out-of-place characters show up at the beach and start interacting with her, Molly panics. What she doesn’t know is that yet another character is going to join and show in the most unexpected way, who really is out of place. This final encounter will change her perspective and ability to reach acceptance in her heart as well as teach her the concept of unconditional tolerance.
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Everlasting
From 1889 to today, this documentary traces the journey and evolution of the historic Wing Sang Building, the oldest brick building in Vancouver, and its inhabitants. It features descendants of the building's founder, merchant Yip Sang, speaking about his many legacies.
NORMALICE
Alice and her family are the stars of a promotional advertisement for the Norman brand company. During one of their ad performances Alice is hit by a falling stagelight which awakens her to the reality of this advertisement world. Desperate to escape this fake world Alice ventures deeper into the world of advertisements to find her way out.
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Hairy Beast
When a preteen ballerina begins to literally see herself as a gorilla, she must find a way to accept her hairy body in order to pass her dance exam.
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100 Days
A tradition in Asian cultures when a baby turns 100 days old, family and friends celebrate over a banquet style dinner welcoming the baby into the world. An unexpected guest arrives and a bowl of red bean dessert soup causes tensions to boil over in this modern day family dramedy.
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The Pros And Cons Of Killing Yourself
A paediatric oncologist and her terminal teenage patient attempt to fit a lifetime of experiences into a single day.
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Welcome to Program Two: Life is but a Film [Virtual Screening]! This is a virtual-only screening, taking place online via Eventive Virtual.

This Program includes:


[INSERT SHORT FILM TITLE] Directed by Kory Orban

Introduction Directed by Bruna Arbex

Everlasting Directed by Larry Chin and Sarah Ling

NORMALICE Directed by Fabiola Dominguez Gonzalez

Hairy Beast Directed by Wai Sun Cheng

100 Days Directed by Derek Kwan

The Pros and Cons of Killing Yourself Directed by Ravi Steve Khajuria


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A tradition in Asian cultures when a baby turns 100 days old, family and friends celebrate over a banquet style dinner welcoming the baby into the world. An unexpected guest arrives and a bowl of red bean dessert soup causes tensions to boil over in this modern day family dramedy.

  • Year
    2023
  • Runtime
    13:39
  • Language
    English, Cantonese
  • Country
    Canada
  • Genre
    Drama, Comedy
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  • Director
    Derek Kwan
  • Screenwriter
    Derek Kwan
  • Producer
    Maddy Chang, Adriana Marchand
  • Co-Producer
    Lynne Lee, Mack Stannard
  • Cast
    Phoebe Miu, Doris Lum, Vincent Cheng, Ryan Jinn, Olivia Poon, Ryan Cowie, Jay Brazeau, Janet Walmsley, Pat Ma, Alexander Kennedy Harrison, Shar Yeoh, Kevin Lam, Jenny Zhou, Lynne Lee
  • Cinematographer
    Jaryl Lim
  • Editor
    Nathan Young
  • Production Design
    Wayne Chung, Jessica Keay
  • Sound Design
    Jordan Andrew
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