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12 Days of Black Christmas Movies To Celebrate the Season - Vimarsana News

12 Days of Black Christmas Movies To Celebrate the Season

December and Christmas time are so widely celebrated that they have their own, unique genre of film. Every year, new holiday-themed titles are released with a mix of different storylines and the same tried-and-true holiday tropes. The beauty of this is that there are plenty of Black-led Christmas movies to share with family and friends… Continue reading 12 Days of Black Christmas Movies To Celebrate the Season

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32 movies to watch for all of your holiday moods - Vimarsana News

32 movies to watch for all of your holiday moods

Consider this the definitive list — Santa isn’t the only one making them this year.

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Autism on TV: 'As We See It' and more strive for accurate portrayals - Vimarsana News

Autism on TV: 'As We See It' and more strive for accurate portrayals

"As We See It" star Albert Rutecki hopes series viewers get that people on the autism spectrum are "complex humans who have our own wants and needs."

Who Is Gorgeous, Murderous Home Intruder Rocco In 'Safe Room' Lifetime Movie? - Vimarsana News

Who Is Gorgeous, Murderous Home Intruder Rocco In 'Safe Room' Lifetime Movie?

In the Lifetime movie Safe Room, a widowed single mom (Nicole Ari Parker, Empire) tries to protect her autistic son from two murderous home intruders. The gorgeous female criminal with the long blond hair, Rocco, is portrayed by The Sopranos star Drea de Matteo.

Autism on TV: 'As We See It' and more strive for accurate portrayals - Vimarsana News

Autism on TV: 'As We See It' and more strive for accurate portrayals

"As We See It" star Albert Rutecki hopes series viewers get that people on the autism spectrum are "complex humans who have our own wants and needs."