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Opinion: Chief Editor's Choice: Book of the Year. - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Chief Editor's Choice: Book of the Year.

Russia’s War against Ukraine has focused interest on Ukraine and resulted in a splurge of books about this hitherto largely ignored country. So, what is our Chief Editor’s choice from among them?

Sudan wishes for farewell to violence with award-winning film Goodbye Julia - Vimarsana News

Sudan wishes for farewell to violence with award-winning film Goodbye Julia

Amid the Sudan war and Darfur genocide, comes Goodbye Julia, a beacon of hope for healing and unity, the first Sudanese film to screen and win the prestigious Un Certain Regard Prize at 2023 Cannes Film Festival, but it failed to find a place on the Oscar longlist of 15 entries for Best Foreign Language Film prize announced on December 21.

Wyoming Winter Tourism: Elk Refuge Sleigh Rides Offer Intimate Tours With Wildlife - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Winter Tourism: Elk Refuge Sleigh Rides Offer Intimate Tours With Wildlife

The Double H Bar in Teton County hosts nearly 40,000 visitors for sleigh rides every season. In addition to elk, passengers routinely see bison, moose, coyotes, bald eagles, trumpeter swans, ravens and other wildlife.

Michael Henrichs • Producer of The Missing Planet - Vimarsana News

Michael Henrichs • Producer of The Missing Planet

13/12/2023 - The German producer breaks down Marouan Omara and Tom Rosenberg’s film, which won the Eurimages Co-production Development Award at the recent TorinoFilmLab

15 must-see concerts at Boston's smaller venues, winter 2023-'24 - Vimarsana News

15 must-see concerts at Boston's smaller venues, winter 2023-'24

Here are 15 acts worth seeing at Greater Boston’s smaller venues in December, January, and February, organized by genre

Source: boston.com