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Seventh ACA Cinema Project Unveils Lineup For Its Emerging Japanese Films Series - Vimarsana News

Seventh ACA Cinema Project Unveils Lineup For Its Emerging Japanese Films Series

The U.S. premieres of the films Yoko, Ripple, and Tea Friends highlight the seventh Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan (ACA) Cinema Project, which will spotlight “Emerging Japanese Films” in a series set to run Sept. 26-28 at the Linwood Dunn Theater in Hollywood. The ACA is sponsoring the series as the cornerstone of …

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Final Cut: Remake of One Cut of the Dead in theaters now - Vimarsana News

Final Cut: Remake of One Cut of the Dead in theaters now

Final Cut received a limited release in the US on July 14, something I have been looking forward to, since it's a remake of One Cut of the Dead.

What's new to streaming and theaters this week: 'Mission: Impossible 7' to 'Beau is Afraid' - Vimarsana News

What's new to streaming and theaters this week: 'Mission: Impossible 7' to 'Beau is Afraid'

A list of what's new to streaming and theaters this week (July 14, 2023). From "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One," to "Beau is Afraid," to "The Afterparty" Season 2, and more!

'Final Cut' Is a French Zombie Comedy for Would-Be Tarantinos - Vimarsana News

'Final Cut' Is a French Zombie Comedy for Would-Be Tarantinos

A remake of a modern Japanese cult horror classic from the director of The Artist, this zombie comedy doubles as a great how-to in guerrilla DIY filmmaking

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'Final Cut' Review: A French Zombie Comedy for Would-Be Tarantinos – Rolling Stone - Vimarsana News

'Final Cut' Review: A French Zombie Comedy for Would-Be Tarantinos – Rolling Stone

A remake of the Japanese cult horror classic from the director of ‘The Artist,’ this zombie comedy doubles as a how-to in guerrilla DIY filmmaking.