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How Roy Keane was discovered in Cobh – the Titanic's last port of call - Vimarsana News

How Roy Keane was discovered in Cobh – the Titanic's last port of call

How the career of a Premier League great started in an Irish seaside village made famous by the Titanic

We Have Boots (2020) - The A.V. Club - Vimarsana News

We Have Boots (2020) - The A.V. Club

While harking back to Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement of 2014, We Have Boots focuses on the post-Umbrella era of prosecution, political disqualification, and the resurfacing of Occupy and mass protests in 2019. Featuring Occupy leaders Benny Tai and Chan Kin-man; legislator Shiu Ka-chun; artist Kacey Wong; and young activists, such as Agnes Chow, Tommy Cheung, Nobel Peace Prize nominee Alex Chow, Ray Wong, Hong Kong's first political refugee now residing in Germany, as well as masked militant protesters, the film depicts their personal reflections on their chosen paths - fleeing Hong K...

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From the top rope: A year in, FTC Wrestling school shaping area performers - Vimarsana News

From the top rope: A year in, FTC Wrestling school shaping area performers

IRONTON The night Brox Boulder beat Juan and several others for the AOG (Art of Grappling) championship belt, the man behind Juan’s mask lost his longtime wrestling watching buddy —

The Hong Kong film-makers living in fear - Vimarsana News

The Hong Kong film-makers living in fear

A pro-democracy activist takes part in protests in Hong Kong, November 2014 Credit: Chris McGrath/Getty Images In the new Hollywood blockbuster Godzilla vs Kong, Hong Kong becomes the scene of an epic final battle against a monster that threatens to destroy the world. The skyscrapers of the city are reduced to rubble as King Kong slugs it out with the awoken colossus. Though the film wasn’t made by Hong Kong film-makers, it feels symbolic. In the week of its release, a sense of dread increased among the 7.5 million citizens of the territory, as they learned that the legal and governmental i...