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The New Horizons Of Online Platforms
The online gaming industry has completely taken off in the last few years and was accelerating faster than ever in 2020 due to the ongoing health crisis. While land-based physical gambling sites shutting their doors for months on end, and major sports postponing their...
Rent A Car Amsterdam Airport: The Best Thing You Can Do To Start Your Holiday Right
Holidays are associated with fun and leisure. Experiencing new cultures, food, history and heritage. However, sometimes it does not go as planned. Before you can start enjoying, you need to travel. This comes with busses, cars, trains, airplanes and the like. To make...
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Thomas Heise’s Final Documentary ‘Übergang,’ a Potential Locarno Highlight, Reflects on Time and Transience
Thomas Heise’s final documentary ‘Übergang’ premieres at the Locarno Film Festival, completed posthumously by collaborators Peter Badel and Chris Wright following the filmmaker’s 2024 death.
‘At Night’ Features “Stories Women Share Together But Rarely to an Audience” (Exclusive Locarno Clip)
British filmmaker Beatrice Gibson’s feature debut “At Night” follows six women through Paris after dark, exploring their dreams, desires, and uncertainties. The film premieres at the Locarno Film Festival on August 8.
Locarno Open Doors Buzz Title ‘Chapa 100,’ From Ique Langa, Adds Luminalia, Mo Harare, Mostafa El Kasha (EXCLUSIVE)
Mozambican filmmaker Ique Langa’s “Chapa 100,” a 2025 Atlas Workshops Development Award winner, has been boarded by sales agent Luminalia and selected for Locarno’s Open Doors strand.
Locarno’s Match Me! Projects Push New Voices, Timely Relevance and Authenticity as a Younger Generation Moves Center Stage
European and Latin American producers showcase coming-of-age and socially conscious projects at Locarno’s 2026 Match Me! co-production forum, reflecting younger audiences’ growing influence on arthouse cinema.
Power. People. Data. But in Which Order? At Locarno Pro, a Film Panel Had Widely Different Thoughts
A panel at Locarno Pro’s industry strand debated the relationship between power, people, and data in film decision-making, with three executives offering different perspectives on prioritizing these concepts.
Danny DeVito-Produced Heist Comedy ‘Drag’ Boards Blue Finch Films for International Sales (EXCLUSIVE)
Blue Finch Films acquired international sales rights for the heist comedy ‘Drag,’ produced by Danny DeVito and directed by Greg Yagolnitzer and Raviv Ullman, ahead of its Toronto Film Festival market debut.
Bella Thorne Is Also Directing and Writing the ‘Spring Breakers’ Sequel She’s Starring In: ‘From Start to Finish, It’s Lit as F—’
Bella Thorne is writing, directing, and starring in an upcoming ‘Spring Breakers’ sequel that also features Grace Van Dien, Ariel Martin, and True Whitaker.
Nadia Sawalha threatens legal action against ITV over Loose Women removal
Loose Women panellist Nadia Sawalha has threatened legal action against ITV, claiming the broadcaster removed her from the show for publicly supporting Palestinian rights.
Arlene Smith obituary
Arlene Smith, lead singer of the Chantels, has died at 84. Her group’s 1957 hit ‘Maybe’ helped establish the girl-group sound that influenced decades of pop music.
Sir Billy Connolly exhibition coming to Glasgow’s Kelvingrove in 2027
An exhibition dedicated to Sir Billy Connolly’s life, comedy, and wardrobe will open at Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum next June, featuring his personal insights and memorabilia.
Judy Tarling obituary
Judy Tarling, a baroque music specialist who died of cancer aged 78, profoundly influenced early music performance through her work as an orchestra leader, educator, and author of influential instructional texts.
How Mark Ruffalo’s ‘Task’ Monologue Became the Heart of the Emmy-Nominated HBO Drama
Mark Ruffalo’s monologue in the finale of HBO’s Emmy-nominated drama “Task” became the emotional centerpiece, with the actor delivering the pivotal speech in just two or three takes after a full day of filming.