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HAF Picks 28 In-Development Projects and 15 Work-in-Progress Projects, Runs Online for The Third Year - Vimarsana News

HAF Picks 28 In-Development Projects and 15 Work-in-Progress Projects, Runs Online for The Third Year

HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach - 9 February 2022 - The Hong Kong - Asia Film Financing Forum has shortlisted 28 in-development projects for its 20th anniversary edition (HAF20), which will run online for the third consecutive year

Stream These Three Great Documentaries - Vimarsana News

Stream These Three Great Documentaries

This month’s picks include a personal essay on tobacco, an experimental look at pieces of the Berlin Wall and a chronicle of a revolt in Wukan, China.

Blu-ray/DVD Column: The Water Man, Lost Course, Perfumes, Four Frightened People - Vimarsana News

Blu-ray/DVD Column: The Water Man, Lost Course, Perfumes, Four Frightened People

The Water Man, David Oyelowo's feature film directorial debut, is not, it turns out, the British-born actor's long-gestating passion project sequel to

The Power of the Party - Vimarsana News

The Power of the Party

The Power of the Party from Boston Review. Founded a century ago, the Chinese Communist Party has repeatedly defied predictions of its demise. Today it retains popular support by selectively repressing and responding to social demands.

Now Playing! People Have the Power - Vimarsana News

Now Playing! People Have the Power

Philippe Lacote begins his spellbinding fable with the scenic aerial vista of a Jeep making its way through a verdant landscape to a large, imposing building. The young punk in handcuffs accompanied by armed soldiers can’t admire the view or appreciate the sweet air; he’s too anxious about his destination at the end of the rutted road. The lad arrives at the dank Ivory Coast prison at an auspicious time, as the inmate who runs the place—subject to the arbitrary rule of the brutish authorities, of course—is nearing the end of his reign. He christens the newcomer Roman and appoints him ...

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