Moritz de Hadeln, Swiss Director Known as “Mr. Film Festival,” Dies at 85
Moritz de Hadeln, the prolific film festival director who headed up Locarno, Berlin and Venice across a decades-spanning career, has died. He was 85.
Harry Styles Breaks World Record as 12-Night Run at Wembley Comes to Emotional End
Harry Styles has set a Guinness World Record for the longest run of concerts at London's Wembley Stadium, and toasted his One Direction bandmates.
ITV Braces for “Thorough and Comprehensive” Antitrust Review of Sky Takeover
Comcast-owned Sky is set to buy ITV for $2.1 B, arguing the mega-merger is needed to compete with the likes of Netflix and YouTube.
Versant Inks $530 Million Deal for Sports Tech Company Full Swing
Versant buys golf simulator company Full Swing for Golf Channel business.
George Clooney to be Honored With Venice Golden Lion
Clooney is a Venice regular, having premiered such films as 'Jay Kelly,' 'Gravity,' and 'Good Night, and Good Luck' on the Lido.
How the Sky-ITV Deal Will Transform British Broadcasting
Sky CEO Dana Strong answers a barrage of questions from the British media after news of its acquisition of ITV for a reported £1.6 billion.
Film Set in World’s Largest Female Exclusion Zone Among Queer Projects in Development in Karlovy Vary Spotlight
Queer films in development took the Karlovy Vary KVIFF Industry Days spotlight.
Kevin Costner’s ‘Dances With Wolves’ Restored Extended Director’s Cut to Premiere at Locarno
Locarno 2026 will screen a film from a Studio Ghibli co-founder, Kevin Costner's 'Dances With Wolves' extended director's cut in a 4K restoration.
Why Maria Bakalova and Rebekah Fortune Fell in Love With ‘Learning to Breathe Under Water’ and What’s Up With That Shark on the Roof
Star Maria Bakalova, director Rebekah Fortune talk Karlovy Vary film 'Learning to Breathe Under Water,' Rory Kinnear, autistic boy, a shark on a roof.
‘3 Weeks After’ Is a Timely Film About Peer Violence and “Violence Itself, How It Is Learned, Tolerated”
In a Karlovy Vary 2026 film interview on '3 Weeks After,' Serbian director Miroslav Terzic discusses high-school bullying, peer violence, suicide.