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'Return to Seoul' review: Navigating identity's shifting tides - Vimarsana News

'Return to Seoul' review: Navigating identity's shifting tides

Park Ji-Min is a revelation as a young woman raised in France whose 'Return to Seoul' challenges her worldview.

'Return to Seoul' Review: Found in Translation - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

'Return to Seoul' Review: Found in Translation - The New York Times

On a whim, a Frenchwoman goes to visit South Korea, the country of her birth, in Davy Chou’s drama.

Family claims father mistreated at Regina hospital - Vimarsana News

Family claims father mistreated at Regina hospital

Thomas Favel took off his jacket on Tuesday, to show the purple bruises on his arm left from his hospital stay almost two weeks ago. The 77-year-old's...

Source: ckom.com
Family of Sask. elder claims he was abused, racially discriminated against by Regina General Hospital staff - Vimarsana News

Family of Sask. elder claims he was abused, racially discriminated against by Regina General Hospital staff

The family of a Kawacatoose First Nation Elder is claiming he was abused by Regina General Hospital staff on Sept. 30 and that the 77-year-old has endured ongoing racism and mistreatment at the hospital for the last 14 years.

Source: cbc.ca
Cannes 2022: Return to Seoul – adopted from South Korea, raised in France, a woman looks for biological parents in nuanced tale about searching for one's past, Entertainment News - Vimarsana News

Cannes 2022: Return to Seoul – adopted from South Korea, raised in France, a woman looks for biological parents in nuanced tale about searching for one's past, Entertainment News

4/5 stars French director Davy Chou’s third feature was, even a week before its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival on May 22, still called All the People I’ll Never Be. While it’s not as snappy as its new title Return to Seoul, maybe, it is perhaps more accurate. Chou’s film goes beyond its basic premise of a French woman’s meetings...