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The best, the worst and the most memorable movies of 2021 - Vimarsana News

The best, the worst and the most memorable movies of 2021

It was the best of films, it was the worst of times. 2021 was a terrible year for humanity, but -- cold comfort though it may be -- a wonderful year for cinema (perversely, alas, not for cinemas). Here's critic Peter Canavese's top 10.

Ten best films of 2021 - Vimarsana News

Ten best films of 2021

The title of this piece isn't just hedging: In a peculiar year in which studios were able to finally exhaust some of their backed-up inventory from the lost year of 2020, so many films were released, in so many different formats, it made for an especially schizoid experience trying to keep up with everything.

Documentary 'Loss of Something Ever Felt' wins Virgin Maali film award - Vimarsana News

Documentary 'Loss of Something Ever Felt' wins Virgin Maali film award

The Estonian Film Journalists Association awarded the Virgin Maali prizes best Estonian film, best distribution film and the best film journalist of 2021. The prize, awarded since 1993, was this yearc given to Carlos Lesmes for his film 'A Loss of Something Ever Felt'.

The best, worst and most memorable movies of 2021 - Vimarsana News

The best, worst and most memorable movies of 2021

It was the best of films, it was the worst of times. 2021 was a terrible year for humanity, but -- cold comfort though it may be -- a wonderful year for cinema (perversely, alas, not for cinemas).

The best, the worst and the most memorable movies of 2021 - Vimarsana News

The best, the worst and the most memorable movies of 2021

It was the best of films, it was the worst of times. 2021 was a terrible year for humanity, but -- cold comfort though it may be -- a wonderful year for cinema (perversely, alas, not for cinemas).