Celebrating the best in independent queer cinema, the 30th annual Vancouver Queer Film Festival (“VQFF”) is Vancouver’s second largest film festival and the largest queer arts event in Western Canada. Enter to win tickets from Miss604.

The Vancouver Biennale will transform Leg In Boot Square with the launch of CineFest LIVE Pioneers in Cinema, a free outdoor film series celebrating the Golden Era of filmmaking. Monday July 30 to Monday September 3, 2018.

BC’s stars of film and television took the red carpet at the Hyatt on Sunday, June 3rd for the third and final night of the Leo Awards program for 2018. Laura Yee-Lim has red carpet photos and you can read the list of winners for the year.

Movies Under the Stars (“MUTS”) is returning this year to Surrey’s Holland Park, with a family-friendly lineup of entertainment and movie screenings every Saturday in August.

Out On Screen is turning 30 and they’re celebrating with a birthday party on June 2nd! A party for the LGBT2Q+ community and allies at the Imperial on Main Street will pay tribute to the last three decades of uplifting queer stories at the Vancouver Queer Film Festival.

Free Outdoor Movies at Lansdowne Centre in Richmond July and August, 2018. The lot on the corner of Alderbridge Way and No 3 Road will be transformed into a drive-in movie theatre, with walk-ins welcome.

Free Outdoor Movies in Vancouver return to Second Beach in Stanley Park for screening events every Tuesday from July 3rd until August 21st, 2018. New this year, you get to pick ote on which movies are screened.

The 2018 DOXA Documentary Film Festival program offers 93 films (shorts and features) that offer radical and transformative ideas through music, art, and the power of people working together to create and share solutions. May 3-13, 2018. Enter to win tickets via Miss604!

Elements Film Festival, April 14 & April 15, 2018, at Science World. Vancouver’s new environmental film festival, features 44 international films and filmmakers from 12 countries all focusing on wildlife and nature, conservation and the environment, action sports and adventure.

National Canadian Film Day (“NCFD 2018”) is taking place on April 18th with a spotlight on Female Filmmakers. More than 700 screenings are confirmed to take place in theatres, educational institutions and libraries across the country, and as far away as Iceland, Egypt, Tanzania and Japan.