VIFF 2026 Films

from The Self Advocate · host Alison Klein

In this episode, I highlight two films that are being featured in the 2026 Vancouver International Film Festival. In the first interview, I talk with Terra Mackintosh and Cassie Palmisano of the Take Me Home film. In the second interview, I talked with Sung-bin Byun, the executive director of The Quiet Applause film. This was the first time I had a professionally interpreted interview with someone in Korean! If you have any questions or comments, please email me at [email protected].

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