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Obituary: Julia Macdonald, 1964-2023 - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Julia Macdonald, 1964-2023

Dedicated paraeducator and accomplished painter loved her family more than anything else

'Stanleyville' Review: The Search for Meaning – and a Habanero-Orange SUV – Leads to Strange Places - Vimarsana News

'Stanleyville' Review: The Search for Meaning – and a Habanero-Orange SUV – Leads to Strange Places

What would you do for a habanero-orange compact sport utility vehicle? Blowing as many...

"Crisis" – Already too late? [MOVIE REVIEW] - Easy Reader News - Vimarsana News

"Crisis" – Already too late? [MOVIE REVIEW] - Easy Reader News

Photo: Philippe Bosse “Crisis,” the thoughtful film directed and written by Nicholas Jarecki, is definitely worth your consideration. Timing, as has long been said, is everything and this film should have been blessed by the timing of the revelations into the OxyContin industry and the part played by Purdue Pharmaceuticals and the Sackler family. Instead it is damned by the timing of the sexual abuse allegations against the film’s star, Armie Hammer. Still, in a baby with the bathwater comparison, the message and the storytelling in “Crisis” should override the ick factor. “Crisis...

'Crisis' Review | Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

'Crisis' Review | Hollywood Reporter

2/26/2021 Gary Oldman, Armie Hammer and Evangeline Lilly star in Nicholas Jarecki's multi-narrative look at the opioid crisis. Setting out to be the Traffic of the opioid era, Nicholas Jarecki's Crisis presents a trilogy of storylines whose tendrils involve everyone from big-pharma execs to undercover cops to addicts at various stages of despair. Sprawling and serious but not nearly as involving as it should be, the pic — Jarecki's sophomore feature, after 2012's similarly topical Arbitrage — may well attract interest for unwanted reasons, as one of the films co-lead Armie Hammer comp...