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Dina Duma’s ‘Skateboarding Is Not for Girls’ Is About Much More Than Just Skateboarding
Dina Duma's Sarajevo Film Festival competition title is about much more than the sport — here, she talks about making this movie and its themes.
Busan Film Festival Sets Kim Jong-kwan’s ‘The Table: Day and Night’ as Opening Film
Described as a delicate romance that follows four couples' encounters within the same Seoul café, the film will world premiere in Busan on Oct.
RFK Jr.’s Son Conor Kennedy Put on Russia’s Most Wanted List
A Moscow court charged Kennedy with acting as a "mercenary" for the brief period he volunteered to serve with Ukraine forces.
Why Emily Watson Will Never Quit Sarajevo Film Festival
This year's jury president and Honorary Heart recipient, Emily Watson, opens up about her decades-long devotion to Sarajevo Film Festival.
San Sebastian Film Festival to Open With Fatih Akin’s ‘Ghost Song’
The San Sebastian Film Festival 2026 will open with Fatih Akin's 'Ghost Song,' or 'Geister,' in competition.
Oscars: Czech Republic Picks Doc ‘If Pigeons Turned to Gold’ as Best Int’l Feature Submission
For the Oscars 2027, the Czech Republic submitted documentary 'If Pigeons Turned to Gold' as its submission for the international feature film race.
Sandra Wollner and ‘Everytime’ Hit Sarajevo on the Festival Circuit: “You Can Feel the History Here”
Austrian filmmaker Sandra Wollner discusses bringing her third feature film, 'Everytime,' on the festival circuit at the Sarajevo Film Festival.
Brad Pitt Joins Wim Wenders’ Peter Zumthor Doc as Executive Producer (Exclusive)
Brad Pitt is backing Wim Wenders doc on Swiss architect Peter Zumthor, who designed the new Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
The Beatles’ Apple Corps, Universal Music Strike Global e-Commerce, Merchandise Partnership for the Fab Four
Apple Corps and Universal Music struck a global e-commerce and merchandise partnership for The Beatles.
Oldenburg Names First Titles for 2026 Selection
The 2026 Oldenburg Film Festival has unveiled its first selections, including world premieres and some of the weirder titles from Cannes and Locarno.