Feast Food & Film Festival Screenings and Paired Dining Experiences

Welcome to the film program page for Feast: Food & Film, presented on Food & Film Festival Site. At feastfoodfilm.ca, the focus is simple: bringing together memorable cinema and carefully paired food experiences in the heart of Victoria. This is not a general movie database or a food magazine. It is the official festival information space where guests can explore screenings, discover menus, and choose the event night that suits their taste.

Each film in the Feast lineup is selected for its connection to food, drink, kitchens, makers, and culinary culture. Some titles celebrate chefs and restaurants. Others explore ingredients, traditions, craft distilling, baking, farming, or the stories behind the people who feed communities. Every screening is designed as more than a movie night. It is a complete event experience, combining film with a themed menu, local partners, and the atmosphere of a shared evening at The Vic Theatre, 808 Douglas St.

What you will find on each film page

Individual event listings are built to help guests make quick and confident choices. For every screening, you can expect practical festival details alongside film information. This usually includes the film title, screening date, start time, ticket status, and booking access. You may also see notes such as SOLD OUT, ticket pricing, BOOK NOW, Membership Required, or 19+ event where applicable.

Alongside event details, each page highlights the film itself with key production information such as director, country, year, and running time. A short description introduces the story or documentary subject so guests know what kind of cinematic experience to expect. Just as important, every event page includes a dedicated Menu section. This is where Feast becomes unique: the food and drink pairing is presented as part of the event, often featuring local chefs, bakeries, distilleries, restaurants, and specialty producers.

A festival built around pairing

Feast: Food & Film is shaped around the idea that a screening can be enriched by what is served before, during, or around it. A documentary about fermentation may be paired with bold, lively flavours. A film about elite kitchens may inspire refined small plates. A whisky story may come with a tasting element from regional beverage partners. The goal is not only to watch a film, but to experience its themes through taste, place, and conversation.

Past programs have included titles such as Fermented, Michelin Stars: Tales from The Kitchen, The Goddesses of Food, Scotch – A Golden Dream, Chef Flynn, and New Chefs on The Block. Together, these selections show the range of the festival: from intimate chef stories to broader explorations of food culture and craft. The lineup changes by edition, but the format remains consistent: strong food-focused cinema matched with a distinctive culinary component.

Planning your night

If you are browsing films on this site, think of each listing as a complete evening option rather than a standard screening notice. Check the date range, review the menu notes, and pay attention to ticket availability. Some events sell out quickly, especially when seating is limited or when a special partner menu is involved. If a page notes membership requirements or age restrictions, review those details before booking.

Whether you are a film lover, a dedicated diner, or simply curious about a different kind of night out in Victoria, the films section is your starting point. Explore the lineup, compare event pages, and choose the screening that speaks to your appetite and your curiosity. Feast: Food & Film invites you to enjoy delicious food with a side of film.