Vancouver Short Film Festival Screening Best Canadian Work

ByJon Dykstra May 30, 2024September 13, 2024

Everlasting at VSFF2024 — The short film, Everlasting, documents the history of the Wing Sang Building, built in 1889. The six-storey structure is the oldest brick building in Vancouver. Directed by Larry Chin and Sarah Ling, Everlasting screens Saturday, June 1 at 2 p.m. at VIFF Centre: Vancity Theatre as part of this year’s Vancouver Short Film Festival. Chin and Ling will be leading a Chinese Canadian Museum tour of the building on Sunday, June 2 at 1 p.m. Photo: VSFF Everlasting

The Vancouver Short Film Festival returns for its 14th Edition, featuring the best Canadian short film productions. This year, 46 films, six programs, and three days of filmmaker events are scheduled for the VIFF Centre, 1181 Seymour St. The VSFF24 Opening Reception takes place at the VIFF Centre at 8:30 p.m. after the first evening of screenings. The festival also continues online through June 9.

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Jon Dykstra

Jon is a long-time Metro Vancouver resident where he owns an interior design firm and home design publication. As a prolific writer who enjoys much of what Metro Vancouver has to offer, he couldn't help but write about the goings on in Metro Vancouver which resulted in the launch of The Burrard Bulletin.