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Clement Virgo's film adaptation of David Chariandy's Canada Reads novel Brother to premiere at TIFF 2022 - Vimarsana News

Clement Virgo's film adaptation of David Chariandy's Canada Reads novel Brother to premiere at TIFF 2022

The Canadian film director wrote and directed the novel adaptation about two brothers growing up in the Toronto suburbs. Brother was championed on Canada Reads 2019 by Canadian actor Lisa Ray.

Source: cbc.ca
TIFF: Virgo's 'Brother' to premiere - Vimarsana News

TIFF: Virgo's 'Brother' to premiere

Clement Virgo's adaptation of a coming-of-age novel set in Toronto's hip hop scene is bound for the Toronto International Film Festival.

Source: ctvnews.ca
Clement Virgo's 'Brother' to premiere at Toronto International Film Festival | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Clement Virgo's 'Brother' to premiere at Toronto International Film Festival | iNFOnews

TORONTO - Clement Virgo's adaptation of a coming-of-age novel set in Toronto's hip hop scene is bound for the Toronto International Film Festival.

Source: infotel.ca
21 Canadian books to get your dad for Father's Day - Vimarsana News

21 Canadian books to get your dad for Father's Day

Books make great gifts. Whether it's short stories, true crime, memoir or comedy, here are some book suggestions for dad on Father's Day (June 19).

Source: cbc.ca
Family secrets, rock 'n' roll and impossible hardships make final list for Aspen Words Literary Prize - Vimarsana News

Family secrets, rock 'n' roll and impossible hardships make final list for Aspen Words Literary Prize

One of the five finalists for the prestigious Aspen Words Literary Prize will win $35,000 by the end of Thursday. The annual award goes to a fiction author whose work addresses an important social issue, like global inequality or racism. The stories aren’t true, but the characters and plotlines of the five finalists feel like they could be.