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This week's home entertainment: from Nine Perfect Strangers to The Courier | Television & radio - Vimarsana News

This week's home entertainment: from Nine Perfect Strangers to The Courier | Television & radio

Nicole Kidman is back in creepy mode in Amazon’s new series, and Benedict Cumberbatch gets embroiled in some 60s spy games

FILM OF THE WEEK Depp on his mettle - Vimarsana News

FILM OF THE WEEK Depp on his mettle

MARIA DUARTE sees the Hollywood star give one of his best performances as a photojournalist exposing mercury pollution in Japan

Johnny Depp's film festival awards insulting, domestic abuse charity says - Vimarsana News

Johnny Depp's film festival awards insulting, domestic abuse charity says

The actor, labelled a "wife beater" by The Sun, is to be honoured in Spain and the Czech Republic.

Source: bbc.com
A Lost Camera Case Opens Memories of a Photojournalist's Life - Vimarsana News

A Lost Camera Case Opens Memories of a Photojournalist's Life

A Lost Camera Case Opens Memories of a Photojournalist’s Life Kathryn Leigh Scott © Provided by The Daily Beast Courtesy Kathryn Leigh Scott I periodically check messages on a website I maintain for my deceased former husband, Ben Martin, a Time/Lifephotographer. The other day I read a message from “Tracey” that brought back bittersweet memories of the man I married fifty years ago, July 3, 1971. . . .Today I purchased an aluminum camera gear case that belonged to Mr. Martin at a flea market/antique store in Bristol, TN. My research introduced me to the work of Ben M...

Source: msn.com
From Wellington to South Sudan: Capturing marginalised stories - Vimarsana News

From Wellington to South Sudan: Capturing marginalised stories

Internationally acclaimed documentary photographer Robin Hammond recently made a visit to the Wellington campus of Massey University to meet with his former lecturers and students, reports Massey University News. Hammond’s work focuses on amplifying the stories of marginalised groups through visual storytelling and has graced the covers of National Geographic and Time magazine. He shared stories from his career as a photojournalist and his not-for-profit organisation Witness Change with students in a guest lecture and student workshop. Photojournalist Robin Hammond … “I had to have th...