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'Arsenic and Old Lace' Drags America's History from the Basement - Vimarsana News

'Arsenic and Old Lace' Drags America's History from the Basement

Frank Capra's America is always on the edge of madness and nightmare. The deeper you dig into his 'Arsenic and Old Lace', the darker and queasier it becomes.

Florida knows what to do to clean up algae, pollution. Yet it's waiting on action from DeSantis, other leaders - Vimarsana News

Florida knows what to do to clean up algae, pollution. Yet it's waiting on action from DeSantis, other leaders

Florida has solid, specific recommendations on cleaning up coastal water pollution. What's missing is action.

Unmasking mask mistakes - Vimarsana News

Unmasking mask mistakes

The mask that covers the facial deformities on Erik, the Phantom of the Opera, have ranged from Lon Chaney's 1925 total-face covering (including a strange fabric flap over his mouth) to Claude Rains' 1943 blue-white covering over three-quarters of his face and Andrew Lloyd Weber's version, in which Erik wore a white half mask.

Ten movies to watch on TV this Christmas Day - Vimarsana News

Ten movies to watch on TV this Christmas Day

If you are planning to watch a movie this Christmas Day, we've got you covered.  Film guru Ronan O'Meara has been scouring the TV schedules and h...

From Relic to The Invisible Man: the best Australian films of 2020 - Vimarsana News

From Relic to The Invisible Man: the best Australian films of 2020

10. A Lion Returns There’s lots of talking in writer/director Serhat Caradee’s Sydney-set family drama, with almost the entire first act consisting of a single dialogue scene in the back of a car. Jamal (Tyler De Nawi) is the black sheep of his family, to say the least, secretly returning home to Sydney’s western suburbs to visit his dying mother after joining Islamic State in Syria. The radicalised Jamal engages in long and tense debates with his kith and kin, during skilfully constructed dialogue exchanges that toss around big discussions about motivations people have for joining gro...