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Five International Movies to Stream Now - Vimarsana News

Five International Movies to Stream Now

This month’s picks include a charming Polish documentary, a Portuguese coming-of-age tale with a twist, a gothic drama from India and more.

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"Doula" (R, 1 hour, 45 minutes, On Demand) A offbeat pregnancy comedy (produced by Chris Pine) in which Deb (Troian Bellisario) and Silvio (Arron Shiver), who are expecting their first child, hire alternative-lifestyler Sascha (Will Greenberg) as their live-in doula when their original choice, Sascha's elderly mother, dies unexpectedly. Although Deb grows to appreciate Sascha's unconventional approach to his work, Silvio does no such thing. With Amanda Walsh, Ally Maki, Elyse Levesque, Alex McKenna and Chris Pine; directed by Cheryl Nichols.

Banbury-born After Life actor Tim Plester's 'dream job' movie gets its British premiere in London next month - Vimarsana News

Banbury-born After Life actor Tim Plester's 'dream job' movie gets its British premiere in London next month

Banbury-born actor Tim Plester, well known for his roles in After Life, Game of Thrones and Worzel Gummidge hosts the British premier of his 'dream job' movie - Backyard Village - next month.

Review: Backyard Village - Vimarsana News

Review: Backyard Village

film profile], this Icelandic tale courtesy of Marteinn Thórsson – selected for the Nordic Cinema Competition at the 36th Santa Barbara International Film Festival, following its domestic premiere – or Robin Wright's latest Sundance offering, Land, there is one thing they just can't do without: strangers coming together and finding refuge in each other's pain, sharing things they weren't able to share with their families or the people closest to them (now relegated to a worried voice on the other end of a phone call), usually while taking in the sights. (The article continues below - ...

Review: Backyard Village - Vimarsana News

Review: Backyard Village

Laufey Elíasdóttir and Tim Plester in Backyard Village Stories about rediscovering oneself somewhere in a small town or, better still, far away, out in the wilderness, are having a moment. And whether it's Backyard Village, this Icelandic tale courtesy of Marteinn Thórsson – selected for the Nordic Cinema Competition at the 36th Santa Barbara International Film Festival, following its domestic premiere – or Robin Wright's latest Sundance offering, Land, there is one thing they just can't do without: strangers coming together and finding refuge in each other's pain, sharing things t...