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'Only The Good Survive' Director and Star SXSW 2023 Interview - Vimarsana News

'Only The Good Survive' Director and Star SXSW 2023 Interview

Dread Central spoke with 'Only The Good Survive' director Dutch Southern and star Sidney Flanigan about punk rock, Stephen King, and more.

Do Revenge Netflix cast: Who's in it? Maya Hawke, Sarah Michelle Gellar - Vimarsana News

Do Revenge Netflix cast: Who's in it? Maya Hawke, Sarah Michelle Gellar

Netflix drop their new fim Do Revenge on Friday 16th September, and this is the full cast including Maya Hawke, Sophie Turner, Sarah Michelle Gellar.

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Promising young women filmmakers take the lead - Vimarsana News

Promising young women filmmakers take the lead

Promising young women filmmakers take the lead By Elizabeth Kerr | HK EDITION | Updated: 2021-01-31 12:59 Share CLOSE Eliza Hittman's Never Really Sometimes Always shows two young women trying to find their feet in a world rife with sexism. [PHOTO PROVIDED TO CHINA DAILY] It's been well documented that 2020 was a tough year for theaters and franchise movie-making, and that it was a stellar year for artists coloring outside the lines. It's difficult to recall any other single year in recent memory that produced such a bumper crop of fi...

'Small Axe' named best picture by Los Angeles Film Critics Association - Vimarsana News

'Small Axe' named best picture by Los Angeles Film Critics Association

The Los Angeles Film Critics Association convened virtually on Sunday to announce its 2020 prizewinners. In a year where the movie industry has been severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s awards ceremony abandoned its stringent eligibility rules to include pictures that premiered at film festivals but have not yet had theatrical, streaming or video on demand releases. Top honours went to Steve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe,’ an anthology of five films about London’s West Indian community between 1969 and 1982. It took home awards for best picture and cinematography, beating...