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Fall Film Festival Season 2023 Begins - 10 Most Anticipated Premieres - Vimarsana News

Fall Film Festival Season 2023 Begins - 10 Most Anticipated Premieres

It's that time of year again! The fall film festival season is beginning. Starting with the 80th Venice Film Festival this week in Italy, along with the 50th Telluride Film Festival in Colorado – two of the most iconic festivals both celebrating major milestones. Then the 48th Toronto Film Festival will take over in mid-September, before

'Parrotheads in Paristown' festival brings Jimmy Buffett tribute artists to Louisville - Vimarsana News

'Parrotheads in Paristown' festival brings Jimmy Buffett tribute artists to Louisville

Jimmy Buffett fans will have plenty to celebrate in Louisville this weekend as the Parrotheads in Paristown festival returns.

Source: wlky.com
Harmony Korine: Call of Duty Trailer Looks Better Than Anything Spielberg's Done - Vimarsana News

Harmony Korine: Call of Duty Trailer Looks Better Than Anything Spielberg's Done

Director Harmony Korine says the new Call of Duty trailer looks better than anything that Steven Spielberg has ever done.

Harmony Korine's hi-tech vision for the future of movies - Vimarsana News

Harmony Korine's hi-tech vision for the future of movies

As Hollywood wages war over the future of movies, Harmony Korine and a gang of video game designers and AI artists are holed up in a house near Mar-a-Lago building it.

Pause in tourism, wildfire smoke add to woes for B.C.'s hard-hit wine industry - Vimarsana News

Pause in tourism, wildfire smoke add to woes for B.C.'s hard-hit wine industry

The twin crises of climate change and a worsening economy have been exacerbated by wildfires across B.C. and a brief ban on tourism in the wider Okanagan Valley