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3 Body Problem, After Yang and Napoleon: what's new to streaming in Australia in March | Movies - Vimarsana News

3 Body Problem, After Yang and Napoleon: what's new to streaming in Australia in March | Movies

Plus a rueful Adam Sandler, a delightful Judy Blume adaptation and a Road House remake

The Survival of Kindness review – Rolf de Heer's dystopia is meditative and hauntingly beautiful | Australian film - Vimarsana News

The Survival of Kindness review – Rolf de Heer's dystopia is meditative and hauntingly beautiful | Australian film

The Australian auteur’s output is vast and varied. Here, he gets cryptic in an eerie study on race, industrialisation and the apocalypse, starring a first-time actor

Pure Shit (L.A.) & Hidhawk (Baja) - Vimarsana News

Pure Shit (L.A.) & Hidhawk (Baja)

Pure Shit (L.A.) & Hidhawk (Baja) PURE SHIT is the experimental sounds of Chip Lione (alto-sax), Francisco Marin (bass), Michael Ruiz (drums), and Alexandria Sloate (vocals). Their new record, 'The World on Fire,' is out now on Painted Pony Records. HIDHAWK is Haydeé Jiménez, a transdisciplinary artist, cultural activist and curator based in the Southern California - Northern Baja California region. Haydeé is an explorer in the realms of artistic and holistic approaches to healing through sound frequencies, vibrations and computer music and occasionally partici...

Melbourne International Film Festival: city is best seen close up - Vimarsana News

Melbourne International Film Festival: city is best seen close up

Inside a Paris cinema watching Nick Cave’s performance in a stark prison drama, I realised how much I missed my hometown.

Melbourne International Film Festival: city is best seen close up - Vimarsana News

Melbourne International Film Festival: city is best seen close up

Inside a Paris cinema, I realised how much I missed my hometown.