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discovery+ February 2021 Lineup - Vimarsana News

discovery+ February 2021 Lineup

discovery+ February 2021 Lineup There’s another streaming platform in town! discovery+, which just launched in the U.S. on January 4, is the definitive non-fiction, real-life subscription streaming service from Discovery, Inc.. This month, subscribers will have access to the 23 new titles listed below, with additional projects expected to be announced in the coming days. These new titles are part of the more than 1,000 hours of original programming to premiere on discovery+ in 2021. Titles premiering in February include:   – Sunday, February 7 Let the games begin! In a fast-paced hour h...

NXIVM and more: 9 wild cult stories for you to get lost in - Vimarsana News

NXIVM and more: 9 wild cult stories for you to get lost in

T.C. Malhotra via Getty Images Who among us doesn’t love a good cult story? In the wake of the high-profile trial and conviction of NXIVM leader Keith Raniere, numerous high-profile documentaries about the self-improvement-scam-turned-sex-cult have been released. So, too, have online guides to other documentaries and exposés for anyone who wants to know more about similar cults — and there’s no shortage of stories to fill them with. It’s tempting to wonder why, with all our modern knowledge about how cults operate, groups like NXIVM, Scientology, and various cultish MLMs can continue...

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Li'l Quinquin movie review & film summary (2015) - Vimarsana News

Li'l Quinquin movie review & film summary (2015)

Bruno Dumont is that French director your friends have warned you about. His characters pontificate about God, death, and evil between being violated and subjugated. He shoots through a lens filter called "abject Gallic misery." Christ-figures abound and they're mortified enough for three crucifixions. He's been mixing Tod Browning, Catherine Breillat and Carl th. Dreyer for over fifteen years and until recently he had but two settings: beautifully troubling and unbearably bleak. It seems however, he's emptied the suggestion box and realized that perhaps he'd gone as far as his obsessions cou...