Volume 3. Issue 3. March 2012
Contents:
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Calling all filmmakers
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Vancouver Women in Film Festival (VWIFF) 2012
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"REEL WOMEN"
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Win tickets to VWIFF 2012
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REDEFINING NORMAL: AN INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE SERIES
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Calling all filmmakers!
Open call for VAFF 16 film submissions begins March 5, 2012 and runs until May 31, 2012. Complete details and instructions will be available on vaff.org starting tomorrow. To avoid disappointment, get your submissions in early!
Vancouver Women in Film Festival (VWIFF) 2012
The 7th Annual Vancouver Women in Film Festival (VWIFF) begins on International Women’s Day (March 8) at the Vancity Theatre.
The festival runs from March 8 - 11, 2012. Horror, Hip-Hop, Drama, and Comedy dominate at this year’s festival!
Visit their website for more info:
http://www.womeninfilm.ca/filmfestival.html
"REEL WOMEN"
VAFF is co-presenting the documentary screening "Reel Women," part of the 2012 Vancouver Women in Film Festival. This screening will be at the Vancity Theatre, at 3:30pm on Saturday, March 10th. The program includes 3 short docs and 1 feature doc:
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ARTE, ARDORE, ONORE: THE WORLD OF SWORDPLAY
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FALLING FROM THE SKY
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LADY RAZORBACKS
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OH! SUSHI - FROM THE LAND OF THE BC ROLL WITH LOVE
For more info on the films, visit:
http://www.womeninfilm.ca/reelwomen.html
Win tickets to VWIFF 2012
We have a pair of tickets valid for any screening during the Vancouver Women in Film Festival (March 8-11, 2012). There are 2 easy ways to enter:
1) Facebook: "Like" us on Facebook and tell us what your favourite sushi roll is, including the following tag: #VAFFnewsletter
2) Twitter: Follow us on Twitter and tweet @vaffvancouver, telling us what your favourite sushi roll is, including the following tag: #VAFFnewsletter
Contest ends Sunday, March 4, at 12pm. Good luck!
REDEFINING NORMAL:
AN INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE SERIES
Urban Ink presents the play "Confessions of the other Woman" and a series of intercultural dialogues around the play entitled "Redefining Normal."
The play "Confessions of the Other Woman" is written by third generation Chinese Canadian artist Valerie Sing Turner, and is described by the playwright as "a post-identity work; a celebration of the complexity inherent in every human being; a place in which otherness or one's culture can be empowering if fully embraced, making us more than the sum of our parts."
Playing February 29 - March 11 at Performance Works.
See PDF Poster for more info/tickets or visit their website:
http://urbanink.ca/
Thank you for completing our survey!
We appreciate your valuable feedback. Your responses will help us with planning our events for the upcoming year.
Congratulations to the following Cineplex movie pass winners:
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Amanda Chow
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Jennifer Wibowo
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David Parks
Stay tuned for more events and contests!
   
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