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‘September Afternoon’ Dives Into the Mundane: “In an Age of Arbitrary Extraordinariness, Plain Banality Is Stimulating as F***” (Exclusive Clip)
Watch a Locarno 2026 film clip for 'September Afternoon' from Nicolaas Schmidt, who dives into the mundane in an age of arbitrary extraordinariness.
Disney+ Greenlights ‘House of Fates,’ Spinoff of Hit Korean Fortune-Telling Series ‘Battle of Fates’
The spinoff will send guests from around the world on fortune-telling pilgrimages across Korea, hosted by the original hit's top three readers.
Paul Newman’s Daughter Clea on the Charity He Built — and Why She’ll Never Retire From It
Clea Newman opens up about the globe-spanning SeriousFun Children's Network, a camp for sick children, set up by her father Paul Newman in 1988.
‘Bloody Tennis,’ Tunisian Horror and a Surgeon With Kleptomania: Quirky Films at Locarno
Locarno 2026 features quirky, mind-bending films, such as 'Bloody Tennis,' fairy tales, a Tunisian horror movie and a film on German reunification.
FIFA Faces Revolt Over $20B World Cup Unit Sale Plan
Gianni Infantino accused of trying to sell "the soul of football" over plans to sell a minority stake in the commercial business behind the World Cup.
‘As Light as Air’ Is a Hypnotic Experimental Doc About Collective Ecstasy in a City in Pakistan (Locarno Trailer)
Watch a film trailer for Locarno Critics' Week doc 'As Light as Air' by Umair Bilal about collective ecstasy in Sehwan, Pakistan.
Banijay Entertainment First-Half Revenue Drops 2 Percent in First Post-All3Media Deal Update
Banijay Entertainment reported a first-half 2026 revenue drop in a first post-All3Media deal update. The FIFA World Cup boosted its live events unit.
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Swings to China’s Biggest Superhero Opening in Seven Years
Spider-Man: Brand New Day opens in China on July 29 and local analysts are projecting a box office total as massive as $250 million in the country.
‘Babylon Berlin’ Sets Finale Date, Unveils Video Game, Documentary, Audio Spinoffs
Babylon Berlin, a groundbreaking German period series, will close with a final 8-episode arc leading up to the Nazis seizing power in 1933.
New Mike Leigh, Pablo Larrain Films in San Sebastian Competition
Marion Cotillard-starrer Milo, and Hans Petter Moland's Growth of the Soil are also in the running for San Sebastian's Golden Shell.