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SAD UPDATE: Urban Eats to close its doors on Jan. 28, 2024 - Vimarsana News

SAD UPDATE: Urban Eats to close its doors on Jan. 28, 2024

Last Service this Sunday - A final farewell brunch

20 fantastic things to do in Vancouver this week: May 9 to 15 - Vimarsana News

20 fantastic things to do in Vancouver this week: May 9 to 15

Fun events are blooming all over the city!

10 Asian Heritage Month events to check out in Metro Vancouver - Vimarsana News

10 Asian Heritage Month events to check out in Metro Vancouver

From literASIAN Festival to Passages of Rhythm and more, here are 10 Asian Heritage Month events to check out in Metro Vancouver this month.

June/July 2021 - Vimarsana News

June/July 2021

“We are reminded, once again, that there are people both in front of and behind that camera,” Isaac You reflects in their review of The Gig Is Up, “that even this documentary relies on the active participation of humans.” The column I am talking about is one of four DOXA reviews in this issue — The Gig Is Up, Koto: The Last Service, You Are Not A Soldier and Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of Empathy. I tell you this not as aimless revelation, but because it gestures to what these reviews epitomize so effectively — even in the strictest of narratives,...

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DOXA 2021 Review Special - Vimarsana News

DOXA 2021 Review Special

Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of EmpathyWhen you watch Kímmapiiyipitssini it is impossible not to constantly be aware of contrast. The idyllic mountains around the Kainai First Nation, and the grit of Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. The warm yellow light inside the Healing Lodge, and the harsh white glare of streetlights illuminating darkened alleys, and most of all, the strength and resilience demonstrated by the Kainai people and the systemic oppression they continue to face. In her documentary Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of Empathy, director Elle-Máij&...

Source: citr.ca