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Cabo Verde Looks Beyond the World Cup, Ivory Coast Gets Animated, Zimbabwe Has Ambition: A Chat With Locarno Open Doors Film Producers
In a Locarno Open Doors 2026 preview, African producers from Cabo Verde, Ivory Coast and Zimbabwe discuss projects, hopes, challenges for film.
Disney+ Sets Release Date for Hit Thriller Series ‘Made in Korea’
Set nine years after the events of the first season, the show returns in September for a final showdown between stars Hyun Bin and Jung Woo-sung.
‘The Green Eyes,’ Inspired by Resignation Syndrome, Opens Locarno With a Story Told From a Refugee Child’s Perspective to “Try to Revive Empathy”
Locarno 2026 opening film 'The Green Eyes' ('Les Yeux Verts') by Fanny Liatard, Jeremy Trouilh tells a resignation syndrome story via a child refugee.
Christopher Nolan China Interview Goes Viral Over Frank Views on Critics, Christian Themes in ‘The Odyssey,’ Being a “Bard for a Civilization at Dusk”
An interview Christopher Nolan did with Chinese podcaster Zhong Shu about The Odyssey has gone viral for its discussion on philsophy and storytelling.
Sarajevo Unveils Open Air Program, Including Diego Luna’s ‘Ashes,’ ‘Minotaur’ and ‘No Good Men’
Sarajevo Film Festival has unveiled its Open Air program, with films such as the Cannes-premiering 'Minotaur' and Diego Luna's 'Ashes' set to screen.
In ‘Donkey Princess,’ a Young Royal Travels Through Worlds – and Film Genres – in Search of Love (Exclusive Trailer)
Watch a Locarno film trailer for 'Donkey Princess,' by Cristobal Leon, Joaquín Cocina, about a woman traveling through worlds, film genres for love.
Woody Harrelson to Receive Honorary Heart of Sarajevo at Bosnian Film Festival
U.S. star Woody Harrelson will be honored with an award at this year's Sarajevo Film Festival in recognition of his contribution to cinema.
Locarno Pro Takes on the Big Issues: AI, “Algorithms and Consolidation Versus Creative Freedom”
Locarno Pro 2026 will discuss algorithms, consolidation, AI, consolidation, creative freedom, director Markus Duffner says in a preview interview.
‘The Days Off’ Is a “Love Letter to That Internet That No Longer Quite Exists” (Exclusive Locarno Trailer)
Watch a Locarno 2026 film trailer for 'The Days Off' by Lucila Mariani, which she describes as a love letter to the internet that no longer exists.
Scott Hylands, Star of TV’s ‘Night Heat’ on Both Sides of the Border, Dies at 83
Scott Hylands, who played Det. Kevin O’Brien on Night Heat, the first Canadian original drama show to simultaneously air in the U.S., has died at 83.