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Still from the film North Shore Betty. Photo: VIMFF
Each February, the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival (VIMFF) brings outdoor films from around the world to Vancouver. This year’s event also showcases local talent, with mountain biking, mountaineering, highlining, trail running, dance, and activism showcased in nine films about British Columbia.
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9 BC Films to Catch at the 2023 Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival
Photo: VIMFF
Get inspired at the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival (VIMFF). Their 2022 fall program launches in-person and online on November 14 with over 25 films and events.
The Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival (VIMFF) has been bringing acclaimed outdoor films from around the world to Vancouver each February since 1998. This year they are celebrating their 25th anniversary with both in-person and online events. We’ve got all the details on how to watch, plus our picks for must-see films.
Desire Lines, screening at Snowsports Show 2. Photo: VIMFF
Each November the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival (VIMFF) showcases outdoor films in their Fall Film Series. In 2021, they are offering six separate programs as online and in-person events.
Get the popcorn ready: the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival (VIMFF) is coming to your living room. The 2021 edition of the festival runs from February 19 to 28 streaming online. It includes over 50 films, three interactive workshops, and three live panel discussions about outdoor adventures across the globe.
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Catch the 2021 Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival Online February 19-28
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The Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival (VIMFF) is a Vancouver tradition, screening dozens of films each November and February. For the first time, VIMFF’s Fall Series is an online event, streaming from November 20th to 29th. It includes over 20 films and live presentations about rock climbing, skiing, and outdoor adventures spread across five shows.
Every February since 1998, outdoorsy Vancouverites have flocked to the theatres to take in a slate of adventure flicks at the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival. Known as VIMFF to locals, 2020’s festival runs February 21st to March 1st. It includes 70 films, 3 workshops, and 28 speakers at 35 separate events spread over 10 different Vancouver-area venues. Buy tickets online at the VIMFF website, as shows sell out fast.
With so many films from around the world to choose from, deciding what to see can get a little overwhelming. But if you’re looking to celebrate flicks with a local connection, here are our picks for Vancouver and British Columbia related films.
