VIFF 2019 | NYFF57 and VIFF2019 Share 17 Glorious Films

Cinema, VIFF 2019

Each year the New York Film Festival and the Vancouver International Film Festival Occur Simultaneously

Each year for a great long while now, the annual, very prestigious and oh-so-heavily juried New York Film Festival and Vancouver’s own glorious international film festival by the ocean have shared films. Both VIFF and NYFF begin almost on the same day, and while our own local festival completes its run Friday, October 11th, NYFF57 wraps only two days later.
Today on VanRamblings, we present the 17 films that will screen simultaneously at the 57th annual edition of the New York Film Festival, and the 38th annual wonderful Vancouver International Film Festival.

63 Up, Bacarau, Beanpole and Cunningham screen simultaneously at NYFF57 and VIFF 2019

Oh Mercy, Marriage Story and Motherless Brooklyn screen simultaneously at NYFF57 and VIFF 2019
My Father and Me, Pain and Glory and Parasite screen simultaneously at NYFF57 and VIFF 2019
Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Santiago Italia and Synonyms screen simultaneously at NYFF57 and VIFF 2019
Varda by Agnes, Vitalina Vareta, The Whistlers and Young Ahmed screen simultaneously at NYFF57 and VIFF 2019
And this late addition to the VIFF 2019 programme schedule …

Atlantics, winner of the Grand Prix at Cannes, Mati Diop's Senegal-set drama confirms the arrival of a major talent.

C’mon back tomorrow when VanRamblings identifies 7 films screening at both NYFF57 and VIFF 2019 that, according to the film critics at IndieWire — who write expansively about each film — are must-see, can’t miss gems!
In the meantime, please feel free to click on the purdy lookin’ graphic below to access all of VanRamblings’ coverage to date of the splendiforous and must attend 38th annual Vancouver International Film Festival.


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Raymond Tomlin

Raymond Tomlin is a veteran journalist and educator who has written frequently on the political realm — municipal, provincial and federal — as well as on cinema, mainstream popular culture, the arts, and technology.

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