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Oct 5, 2026
Andrew YoungHOST
Uh, we've also got a, another interview coming your way interview.
Andrew YoungHOST
I did just yesterday with actor and dancer, Helen Dang, who is one of the actors in the movie, what you want, which is this weekend is playing at the Vancouver international film festival.
Andrew YoungHOST
In fact, it's premiering tonight, uh, and also had its world premiere at TIFF.
Andrew YoungHOST
In case you haven't figured out, this is the TIFF hangover show, stuff we didn't get to in our TIFF review.
Andrew YoungHOST
I get a chance to talk with this actor and dancer just yesterday.
Andrew YoungHOST
She's one of the stars of the film What You Want, which had its world premiere at TIFF, but is premiering tonight at 6.30 p.m. Pacific.
Andrew YoungHOST
in Vancouver at the Vancouver International Film Festival with additional showings on October 7th, 9th, and 11th.
Andrew YoungHOST
To get tickets or to find out showtimes, you can go to viff.org. Let's take a listen to that interview right now.
Jovanna BurkeGUEST
Um, and then I just started asking a lot of questions and going to a lot of panels and listening to people who have done co-productions.
Jovanna BurkeGUEST
If you're in Vancouver at all during VIFF, there's a really great co-production panel coming up, um, during VIFF.
Jovanna BurkeGUEST
Um, but yeah, just learning about this stuff and seeing what works, and then not being afraid to go and ask these EPs that have done these budgets before, like, "Is this stupid?" Like [laughs] you know, "Does this look really bad? Can you help me?" And not being afraid to ask those dumb questions and, and just getting it done.
Anthony EppHOST
I love that.
speaker_4NARRATOR
Podcast.
Shane HewittHOST
Steve Stebbing is at the Vancouver International Film Festival this week.
Shane HewittHOST
VIF is on.
Shane HewittHOST
The West Coast is excited for movies, and the rest of Canada gets disappointed because Ryan and I are about to review some.
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speaker_4NARRATOR
And the Night Shift podcast.
Shane HewittHOST
What the hell should we watch this weekend is Steve Stebbings' chat that we have normally every week at this time.
Shane HewittHOST
He's at the Vancouver International Film Festival this week.
Shane HewittHOST
Ryan O'Donnell is in Calgary.
Rick HansenGUEST
And can you imagine looking back now after all that at that moment, you know, literally quitting? I was so close.
Rob FaiHOST
Vancouver International Film Festival has got a bunch of films coming up.
Rob FaiHOST
But one that I think is a must watch is a documentary that features Canadian icon Rick Hansen, who joins me here on weekends heard across the course radio network.
Rob FaiHOST
If you were to talk to a 20 something today who might be listening and they wanted to do something as big and maybe as idealistic as this tour.
Rob FaiHOST
I know Oak Ridge looks a lot different than it did when you finished 40 years ago.
Rob FaiHOST
But Rick, what an absolute pleasure.
Rob FaiHOST
I can't wait to see this at the Vancouver International Film Festival.
Rob FaiHOST
And it's a documentary definitely worth watching.
Jas JohalHOST
All of it is in a new documentary, Man in Motion, the Rick Hansen story produced by Vancouver's Derek Murray and Ryan Reynolds.
Jas JohalHOST
After an honorable mention at TIFF, the Toronto International Film Festival, it comes home to the Vancouver International Film Festival this Saturday.
Jas JohalHOST
at the Vancouver Playhouse, with Rick taking questions after the screenings.
Jas JohalHOST
It also plays again Tuesday at 12.30 at the Fifth Avenue Cinema, then hits Cineplex theaters across Canada on November 1st and 3rd, with tickets available next Monday.
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Rick HansenGUEST
pretty rough.
Jas JohalHOST
We are speaking to Rick Hansen and Amanda Hansen, talking about their new documentary, Man in Motion, The Rick Hansen Story, produced by Vancouver's Derek Murray and Ryan Reynolds.
Jas JohalHOST
It is coming home to the Vancouver International Film Festival this Saturday at the Vancouver Playhouse, where Rick will be taking questions after the screening.
Jas JohalHOST
It got an honourable mention, by the way, at the Toronto Film Festival as well.
Jas JohalHOST
All of it is in a new documentary, Man in Motion, the Rick Hansen story produced by Vancouver's Derek Murray and Ryan Reynolds.
Jas JohalHOST
After an honorable mention at TIFF, the Toronto International Film Festival, it comes home to the Vancouver International Film Festival this Saturday.
Jas JohalHOST
at the Vancouver Playhouse, with Rick taking questions after the screenings.
Jas JohalHOST
It also plays again Tuesday at 12.30 at the Fifth Avenue Cinema, then hits Cineplex theaters across Canada on November 1st and 3rd, with tickets available next Monday.
11 MINS LATER
Jas JohalHOST
Pretty rough.
Jas JohalHOST
We are speaking to Rick Hansen and Amanda Hansen, talking about their new documentary, Man in Motion, The Rick Hansen Story, produced by Vancouver's Derek Murray and Ryan Reynolds.
Jas JohalHOST
It is coming home to the Vancouver International Film Festival this Saturday at the Vancouver Playhouse, where Rick will be taking questions after the screening.
Jas JohalHOST
It got an honourable mention, by the way, at the Toronto Film Festival as well.
Drew SavageHOST
It's VIF season around town.
Drew SavageHOST
The Vancouver International Film Festival is now underway, and the director of programming, Curtis Walshuk, is with us this morning.
Drew SavageHOST
Good morning, Curtis.
Drew SavageHOST
Good morning.
Drew SavageHOST
All different kinds of genres.
Drew SavageHOST
You can explore the entire lineup by going to VIF, V-I-F-F dot org.
Drew SavageHOST
The Vancouver International Film Festival is on right now.
Drew SavageHOST
Curtis Wallachuk, the director of programming for VIF, thanks so much for the time.
Shane HewittHOST
Welcome to October.
Shane HewittHOST
Uh, for those on the West Coast, welcome to VIFF, the Vancouver International Film Festival.
Shane HewittHOST
It's crazy [laughs] to think it's October.
Shane HewittHOST
I'm sorry, I am having a hard time putting this all together, but it does mean certain things, like when I walk through the village, the pumpkins, the fall decorations are out.
Sabrina FurmingerHOST
The documentary in question is the highly anticipated First Comes Love, Nakabinwit, from friend of the pod, Joella Cabalaw.
Sabrina FurmingerHOST
This National Film Board of Canada production has its world premiere at the 2026 Vancouver International Film Festival.
Sabrina FurmingerHOST
It's a rom-com documentary, yes I said a rom-com documentary, that follows three Filipino-white couples whose whirlwind love stories unfold alongside hard conversations about race, belonging, and what it takes to stay together.
Sabrina FurmingerHOST
The Tagalog word nakabinwit refers to catching a big fish, but colloquial, bleh, colloquially, [laughs] fuck.
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Sabrina FurmingerHOST
Yay.
Sabrina FurmingerHOST
Okay, so, um, First Comes Love: Nneka Bingwit will screen on...
Sabrina FurmingerHOST
It's got three screenings, so you got, you got some chances to see it: October 3rd, October 7th, and October 10th at the 2026 Vancouver International Film Festival.
Sabrina FurmingerHOST
Festival runs October 1st to the 11th, and you can find tickets and full schedule information at viff.org. Joelle Cabalu, thank you for coming here today to my Formica table here on Granville Island.
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