The Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival Best of the Festival Tour provides communities around the world with an award-winning and critically acclaimed selection of films; featuring adventure, mountain culture, and mountain sport. VIMFF has been in operation since 1998 in Vancouver; and between the 40 VIMFF shows in Vancouver and the many Tour events worldwide (mostly in Canada and the US, but also in Europe and South Africa), the VIMFF has an annual audience of 22,000 and growing.

The Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival (VIMFF) itself is an annual international 9-day community festival, featuring mountain film screenings, live multimedia presentations, photography exhibitions, workshops, seminars & other special events. We also offer an additional 5-day Speaker Series program every Fall in North Vancouver & Vancouver.

Driven by a passion for film, culture, and the outdoors, the VIMFF Society seeks to advance appreciation of films and filmmaking while inspiring, informing, and educating the public in these areas.

VIMFF achieves its aim by producing film festivals and photo exhibits, and providing a forum for filmmakers and photographers to present and discuss their works. Its instructional seminars on films, filmmaking, and photography provide further education for those seeking to develop their skills.

--> Tickets ONLINE: $15.00 each (Plus Service Fee)
--> Tickets At-The-Door: $20.00 each


--TERMS & CONDITIONS--

*DOORS OPEN AT 6:30PM
*SCREENING FROM 7-10PM (w/ intermission)
*All ticket sales are final, there are no refunds.
*Every attendee must have a ticket.
*Seating is general admission. Arrive early for best seats!
*Event Admittance: Please bring your printed or online ticket and present an ID at the event door.
*No will-call ticket pick-up.
*Some content and language may not be appropriate for younger children.
*No OUTSIDE food or drink allowed in the THEATRE. No unauthorized animals or pets will be allowed.
*Seeing Eye or hearing aide dogs under the guidance of a blind or hearing impaired person are allowed by law to access public buildings.