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SUMMARY:Pulp Fiction + The ReViberators
DESCRIPTION:As decades must\, the 1990s had a beginning\, a middle and an end. But in the spirit of Quentin Tarantino we’re going to launch our big summer series 90s\, Baby smack in the middle\, with 1994’s Pulp Fiction\, the most original\, exciting and influential movie of its era. On 35mm. Preceded by surf guitar band The ReViberators performing live! \nGet Tickets\nA pop post-modernist and voracious cultural magpie\, Tarantino came out of nowhere (well\, Video Archives)\, who was hailed as a new god of filmmaking overnight. With Reservoir Dogs (1992)\, Pulp Fiction and his screenplays for True Romance (1993) and Natural Born Killers (1994) he electrified 90s film culture\, changing the way movies sounded\, the way they flowed\, and how they connected with an audience already saturated in media and schooled in video stores. His emergence coincided with the advent of the world wide web\, and Tarantino constructed his genre hybrids from a wide array of international influences — French new wave\, American noir and 70s exploitation pictures\, Hong Kong action cinema — rewriting the rule book as he did so. \nPulp Fiction scrambles the chronology of three interlocking narratives\, as if in homage to Godard’s observation that a story should have a beginning\, a middle and an end\, “but not necessarily in that order”. Revitalizing the careers of several flagging A-list stars at a stroke (John Travolta\, Bruce Willis and Harvey Keitel)\, Tarantino unleashed a torrent of black comic verbal riffs and repartee. If the tone is glib\, the characters are vivid\, and the momentum never flags throughout the 154-minute running time. Backed by Miramax Films\, the indie company that dominated movie talk in the 90s (even as it was bought up by Disney)\,  Pulp Fiction won the Palme d’Or and broke the $100 million barrier at the North American box office\, ushering in the era of the “mini-major”\, through which the studios co-opted many of the best and brightest of the independent sector. \nThe ReViberators is an instrumental surf rock trio from Vancouver featuring Kitty & The Rooster’s Noah Walker on guitar and Jodie Ponto on drums and bass. Since the passing of surf legends Dick Dale and The Ventures\, The ReViberators answered the call to keep this wild raucous music alive by taking a deep dive into surf music’s first wave. The band plays the early 1960s surf guitar hits alongside their own originals with an intensity and authenticity rarely heard today. \nJoin us at 6:30 for The ReViberators live set followed by Pulp Fiction at 7:45. \nFilm Content Considerations: Graphic violence \nIt is everything you have heard\, and many things you haven’t. Audacious\, outrageous\, indulgent\, extreme. Mischievously brutal. Giddily visceral. Wildly enthusiastic. More fun than a barrel of monkeys. Mad\, bad and dangerous to know. \nRob Salem\, Toronto Star \n  \nCo-Presented with
URL:https://theinfidelsjazz.ca/event/pulp-fiction-the-reviberators/
LOCATION:VIFF Centre\, 1181 Seymour Street\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6B 3M7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Concert
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SUMMARY:ES:MO at Zameen Art House
DESCRIPTION:Elizabeth Shepherd & Michael Occhipinti perform in Vancouver!\ \nGet Tickets\n\n\n\n\nES:MO is Elizabeth Shepherd and Michael Occhipinti\, two imaginative musicians who blend genres to create music that is uniquely their own. ES:MO fuses a love of songwriting with the inventive musicianship they’re known for as perennial Juno Award nominees and veterans of Canada’s music scene. \nThey’ll be performing in Vancouver for the first time in four years at the Zameen Art House on June 19\, as part of Infidels Jazz June Jazz Showcase there. \nES:MO Elizabeth Shepherd and Michael Occhipinti \nJune 19\, 2026 \nZameen Art House 1515 Anderson \n7PM \n$25 in advance\, $35 at the door. \nThis performance is part of Infidels Jazz June Jazz Showcase\, a series highlighting the best of Canada’s creative music scene at the Zameen Art House\, presented by Infidels Jazz.
URL:https://theinfidelsjazz.ca/event/esmo-at-zameen-art-house/
LOCATION:Zameen Art House\, 1515 Anderson St\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6H 3R5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Concert
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SUMMARY:Teresa Marie Trio at Frankie's After Dark
DESCRIPTION:Teresa Marie is a Vancouver-based Jazz and R&B vocalist.\n\nHer warm and rich voice has captured audiences all over the city—typically performing creative arrangements and unique\, soulful interpretations of music from the Great American Songbook and beyond. She takes inspiration from iconic vocalists from Soul and Jazz traditions such as Etta James\, Ella Fitzgerald\, and Sarah Vaughan. Teresa has a particular love for ballads\, and loves telling stories through meaningful lyrics. Joining her on stage are two of her longtime musical collaborators and friends: Wynston Minckler (bass) and Dean Thiessen (piano).\n\nFrankie’s Jazz is presented by Infidels Jazz\, and takes place every Friday and Saturday night from 11PM-12:15AM. Admission is $10\, which is added to your bill at the end of the night.
URL:https://theinfidelsjazz.ca/event/teresa-marie-trio-at-frankies-after-dark/
LOCATION:Frankie’s Jazz Club\, 755 Beatty St\, Vancouver\, British Columbia\, V6B 2M4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Concert
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