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Review: 'Spring Awakening,' The Takedown' and more movies to watch - Vimarsana News

Review: 'Spring Awakening,' The Takedown' and more movies to watch

'Spring Awakening: Those You've Known' on HBO Max, "The Takedown" on Netflix and more movies to watch.

'Bad Roads' review: A grim dispatch from Russian-occupied Donbas region - Vimarsana News

'Bad Roads' review: A grim dispatch from Russian-occupied Donbas region

This four-part debut feature from the Ukrainian writer-director Natalya Volorzhbit is an uneven but well-realized adaptation of her 2017 stage play.

'A Tale of Love and Desire' review: An Algerian in Paris - Vimarsana News

'A Tale of Love and Desire' review: An Algerian in Paris

In director Leyla Bouzid's "A Tale of Love and Desire," an Algerian student in Paris struggles with sexual repression and his cultural identity.

Ongoing crisis documented in new film 'Missing in Brooks County' - Vimarsana News

Ongoing crisis documented in new film 'Missing in Brooks County'

A documentary five years in the making, <a href="https://www.missinginbrookscounty.com/" target="_blank">“Missing in Brooks County,”</a> shows the stark reality of an ongoing crisis of migrants dying in the unforgiving terrain around a U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint.

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'The Witches of the Orient' review: Mining Olympic gold - Vimarsana News

'The Witches of the Orient' review: Mining Olympic gold

Since it appears we’ll all have to watch the pandemic-bedeviled 2021 Tokyo Olympics from our homes — even the fans in Tokyo — why not mix in some Olympic cinema with your at-all-hours sports viewing, and specifically a tale from the last time Tokyo hosted, no less? The offbeat, mixed-style documentary “The Witches of the Orient” from French filmmaker Julian Faraut recounts the remarkable success of Japan’s formidable women’s volleyball team, a late-’50s/early-’60s serving-blocking-spiking powerhouse that once racked up a jaw-dropping 258 straight victories, most notably gold...