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Movies to watch 2022, November: Black Panther, Glass Onion: Knives Out, Guillermo del Toro, She Said, Bones and All - Vimarsana News

Movies to watch 2022, November: Black Panther, Glass Onion: Knives Out, Guillermo del Toro, She Said, Bones and All

Oscar buzz ramps up as Jennifer Lawrence, Carey Mulligan and Florence Pugh hit the big screen, along with the latest Black Panther and Knives Out films.

Source: smh.com.au
"It's the first time SBS has been able to announce three primetime dramas" - Vimarsana News

"It's the first time SBS has been able to announce three primetime dramas"

Where does new SBS TV boss Kathryn Fink see local dramas screening on the schedule, and what genres are not on the network slate?

Aisha Dee: 'I was told by people in the industry that there wasn't anything for me here' - Vimarsana News

Aisha Dee: 'I was told by people in the industry that there wasn't anything for me here'

More than a decade after she moved to the US, the Gold Coast actress has a head-turning lead role in a new Aussie horror flick.

Aisha Dee: 'I was told by people in the industry that there wasn't anything for me here' - Vimarsana News

Aisha Dee: 'I was told by people in the industry that there wasn't anything for me here'

More than a decade after she moved to the US, the Gold Coast actress has a head-turning lead role in a new Aussie horror flick.

Aisha Dee: 'I was told by people in the industry that there wasn't anything for me here' - Vimarsana News

Aisha Dee: 'I was told by people in the industry that there wasn't anything for me here'

More than a decade after she moved to the US, the Gold Coast actress has a head-turning lead role in a new Aussie horror flick.

Source: smh.com.au