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'The World According to Allee Willis' Review: Fascinating Doc Portrait - Vimarsana News

'The World According to Allee Willis' Review: Fascinating Doc Portrait

'The World According to Allee Willis' Review traces the life and career of the eponymous songwriter, producer, visual artist and production designer.

Loving Highsmith - Screening on the Rialto Channel - Vimarsana News

Loving Highsmith - Screening on the Rialto Channel

A unique look at the life of celebrated American author Patricia Highsmith based on her diaries and notebooks and the intimate reflections of her lovers, friends and family. Focusing on Highsmith's quest for love and her troubled identity, this documentary sheds new light on her life and writing. Highsmith herself was forced to lead a double life and had to hide her vibrant love affairs from her family and the public. Only in her unpublished writings (voiced by Gwendoline Christie) did she reflect on her private life.

Pride Month Overview: Best Movies Coming in June and Beyond - Vimarsana News

Pride Month Overview: Best Movies Coming in June and Beyond

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Shailene Woodley will play Patricia Highsmith in 'murderous' biopic - Vimarsana News

Shailene Woodley will play Patricia Highsmith in 'murderous' biopic

Shailene Woodley will portray Patricia Highsmith in new "murderous" biopic starring Cara Delevingne and Noemi Merlant as her doomed lovers.

Nicholas Cage goes for the jugular, writes BRIAN VINER - Vimarsana News

Nicholas Cage goes for the jugular, writes BRIAN VINER

BRIAN VINER: Every now and then an actor slips into a role and it feels less like the work of a casting director and more like something ordained by the cinema gods.