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An Optimist Conference Is Coming To Montreal For Anyone Who Needs Their Spirits Lifted - Vimarsana News

An Optimist Conference Is Coming To Montreal For Anyone Who Needs Their Spirits Lifted

Verdun is hosting a cinéconference for Montrealers who are still reeling from the isolation and uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. OPTIMISTA will span four evenings filled with positivity that use documentary films as a thematic starting point to engage in discussions about courage, love, compassion and community. Each night will spotlight different arts-based projects and musical performances to inspire attendees and lift their spirits.

Will Smith, Questlove, Ariana Debose And Other Black Artists Win Big At The 2022 British Academy of Film Awards - Vimarsana News

Will Smith, Questlove, Ariana Debose And Other Black Artists Win Big At The 2022 British Academy of Film Awards

From lead actor to fan favorites, Black creatives showed out at this year's BAFTAs.

Source: bet.com
Lashana Lynch lands a Bafta - Vimarsana News

Lashana Lynch lands a Bafta

LASHANA LYNCH landed the BAFTA 2022 Rising Star Award last night. The No Time To Die actress said she hadn’t expected to win but paid homage to those who had supported her journey.

Star of 'The Black Cop' film calls London police out on racism - Vimarsana News

Star of 'The Black Cop' film calls London police out on racism

London police are still institutionally racist despite vowing to reform two decades ago, said the city's first openly gay Black officer, whose story has been nominated for a top film award.

Guardian documentary The Black Cop wins Bafta for best short film - Vimarsana News

Guardian documentary The Black Cop wins Bafta for best short film

Cherish Oteka’s film is about a former police officer who discusses his memories of homophobia and racial profiling in the Met