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'Art is a soft power': These projects are connecting Australia and Nepal through cinema - Vimarsana News

'Art is a soft power': These projects are connecting Australia and Nepal through cinema

An upcoming Hollywood film shot in Australia and Nepal has sparked conversation about cinema’s role in promoting cultural understanding and building relations across borders. Filmmakers and experts share their industry insights.

Source: sbs.com.au
Jorge Martín's Cuban-themed opera turns a writer's oppression into musical poetry - Vimarsana News

Jorge Martín's Cuban-themed opera turns a writer's oppression into musical poetry

The composer penned an opera based on the memoir of Cuban poet Reinaldo Arenas, and he had to re-orchestrate it to fit on the stage for Opera Southwest.

Oscar Isaac films sequence in which he's getting rid of a gun in NYC's West Village shooting In The Hand of Dante for director Julian Schnabel - Vimarsana News

Oscar Isaac films sequence in which he's getting rid of a gun in NYC's West Village shooting In The Hand of Dante for director Julian Schnabel

The Guatemala City, Guatemala native was seen in a sequence in which he was seen abandoning a firearm.

Before They Were Famous: 15 Early Roles that Astounded Viewers - Vimarsana News

Before They Were Famous: 15 Early Roles that Astounded Viewers

September 18, 2023 Even in an actor's first roles, talent frequently emerges. Many well-known actors debuted in obscure parts that gave hints of their

'Candid', 'gripping', 'compulsory reading': the best Australian books out in May | Australian books - Vimarsana News

'Candid', 'gripping', 'compulsory reading': the best Australian books out in May | Australian books

Each month, Guardian Australia editors and critics pick out the upcoming titles they’ve already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on