Not to be confused with Nobody or even Nobody II which just released a few weeks ago, Bob Odenkirk already has his next uber action movie on deck. In fact Normal premiered at midnight to a rowdy crowd at the Toronto Film Festival and if their reaction is any indication it’s another hit for this […]| Deadline
EXCLUSIVE: After creating the John Wick and Nobody action franchises, screenwriter Derek Kolstad is at it again. Premiering last night in the Midnight Madness section at the Toronto Film Festival as an acquisition title – I’ll eat my hat if it doesn’t get a distribution deal as Kolstad already ponders a sequel – comes Normal. […]| Deadline
EXCLUSIVE: Bleecker Street is teaming with Fox Entertainment Studios on the U.S. release of Amy Wang’s directorial debut Slanted, which premiered at SXSW and won the Grand Jury Prize in the Narrative Feature Competition. A 2026 theatrical release is currently being planned. The satire, sci-fi, and body horror movie follows a Chinese-American teenager (Shirley Chen), who, feeling […]| Deadline
EXCLUSIVE: Paris-based sales firm Lucky Number has landed pre-sales for Hen, ahead of its world premiere today at TIFF in their Platform programme. Hen chronicles the life of a remarkable chicken as she escapes her grisly fate. Meanwhile, a terrible human tragedy unfolds in the background. Pic heralds from György Pálfi, whose film Taxerdermia premiered […]| Deadline
This year’s edition builds slowly, with a program featuring workshops, walks, and gatherings beginning on September 12th; and culminating under lantern light on October 4th. Here’s a brief rundown of some highlights happening along the way.| Scout Magazine
Walk on by: Guy Lodge and and Öykü Sofuoğlu join to discuss Duse, Remake, The Voice of Hind Rajab, and more| Film Comment
Rock of ages: critics Savina Petkova and Jordan Mintzer join to discuss Benny Safdie's The Smashing Machine, Lucrecia Martel's Nuestra Tierra (Landmarks), and more| Film Comment
Par un froid après-midi d’hiver, António et Jota reviennent du front avec leurs amis, à la recherche d’un ancien bain […] L’article Mostra de Venise | Critique : Last Night I Conquered the City of Thebes est apparu en premier sur Le Polyester.| Le Polyester
Azucena, une femme de 30 ans, espionne les adolescents d’un foyer. Dans leurs jeux et leur sens de la fraternité, […] L’article Mostra de Venise | Critique : The Ivy est apparu en premier sur Le Polyester.| Le Polyester
Veneno, un jeune vagabond rebelle, fréquente les restaurants de bord de route où il couche avec des camionneurs. Ayant désespérément […] L’article Mostra de Venise | Critique : En el camino est apparu en premier sur Le Polyester.| Le Polyester
Travaillant dans les ressources humaines, Fren observe de près la vie des gens à travers les entretiens qu’elle fait passer […] L’article Mostra de Venise | Critique : Human Resource est apparu en premier sur Le Polyester.| Le Polyester
En 2094, le réalisateur en herbe Kuve filme un documentaire sur la Grande Guerre des années 2070, qui a effacé […] L’article Mostra de Venise | Critique : Memory Of Princess Mumbi est apparu en premier sur Le Polyester.| Le Polyester
Iva travaille dans une usine de vêtements dans la Bulgarie rurale, luttant contre une maladie persistante mais mystérieuse. Lorsqu'il est révélé qu'elle| Le Polyester
Hello there everyone! Here’s a quick special bonus episode of the podcast for you – the lowdown on the Serve it Forth Food History Festival 2025, sponsored by the excellent Netherton Foundry. It…| British Food: A History
LINEUP ALSO INCLUDES FUJII KAZE, KNOCK2, SAMMY VIRJI, LANY, KEN CARSON, DESTROY LONELY, HOMIXIDE GANG, THE MIDNIGHT, CALUM SCOTT, AND MANY MORE TICKETS ON SALE NOW (August 29, 2025) The fourth annual Lollapalooza India has revealed the 2026 lineup featuring headliners Linkin Park, Playboi Carti, Yungblud, and Kehlani, along with incredible performances from Fujii Kaze, […] The post LINKIN PARK, PLAYBOI CARTI, YUNGBLUD, AND KEHLANI TO HEADLINE LOLLAPALOOZA INDIA 2026 appeared first on Live N...| Live Nation Entertainment
LINEUPS ALSO INCLUDE INTERPOL, KYGO, PEGGY GOU, BRUTALISMUS 3000, ADDISON RAE, TV GIRL, KATSEYE, MARINA, DJO, ROYEL OTIS, RIIZE AND MANY MORE TICKETS ON SALE NOW (August 28, 2025) Lollapalooza Chile, Lollapalooza Argentina and Lollapalooza Brasil have unveiled a powerhouse lineup for the 2026 editions, featuring headliners Sabrina Carpenter, Tyler, The Creator, Chappell Roan, Deftones, […] The post SABRINA CARPENTER, TYLER, THE CREATOR, CHAPPELL ROAN, DEFTONES, SKRILLEX, LORDE, DOECHI...| Live Nation Entertainment
TIFF: Nadia Latif's adaptation of Walter Mosley's novel is heavy on atmosphere, light on answers, and too muddled to grapple with its big questions.| IndieWire
TIFF: Tim Mielants' film is trying quite hard to be a bracing and immersive depiction of rehabilitation’s hard toil. It doesn't add up.| IndieWire
TIFF: David Michôd's biopic about trailblazing boxer Christy Martin turns the traditional sports biopic on its head (and leaves a mark in the process).| IndieWire
Venice: Expect Park Chan-wook, Kathryn Bigelow, and the rousing Gaza rescue drama "The Voice of Hind Rajab" to take home prizes on the Lido this Saturday.| IndieWire
Venice: Ildikó Enyedi’s trio of tales about plant communication across the ages provides few thrills but some elegant insights.| IndieWire
TIFF: In Jonatan Etzler's darkly funny "Bad Apples," the actress plays a harried teacher who does something really crazy to a naughty student. As the pair explain to IndieWire, that's not the wildest part: It's how disarmingly funny Ronan gets to be.| IndieWire
With top-tier guests, industry panels and Oscar-qualifying shorts, the RIIFF is redefining what a regional fest can do — and what Hollywood should pay attention to.| The Hollywood Reporter
As the air turns crisp and the vibrant hues of autumn sweep across Michigan, Frankenmuth comes alive with the magic of fall. From spooky evenings at the| Bavarian Inn
Family affair: Bilge Ebiri and Jonathan Romney join to discuss Jim Jarmusch’s Father Mother Brother Sister, Kent Jones’s Late Fame, and more| Film Comment
Every October, the alpine pastures of Alpe di Siusi (Seiser Alm) erupt in sound and tradition as the Almabtrieb — the annual cattle drive — makes its thunderous descent in a roaring farewell to summer that’s part ceremony, part pilgrimage, and all party. Here’s what it’s like to witness this centuries-old celebration — and how ... Read more| Throne & Vine
Built to last: critics Joseph Fahim and Öykü Sofuoğlu join to discuss festival premieres including Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein, Jihan K’s My Father and Qaddafi, and more| Film Comment
Crashing out: critics Katie McCabe and Tim Grierson join to discuss festival premieres including Luca Guadagnino’s After the Hunt, Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice, and more| Film Comment
Golden years: Jonathan Romney and Jordan Cronk join to discuss early festival premieres Jay Kelly, Bugonia, La grazia, and more| Film Comment
Summer in the city isn’t over yet and these hot happenings are perfect for riding out the heatwave. Discover women and LGBTQ+ artists at the Front Festival, or cool off with an ice cream flight at Amy’s Ice Creams. Check out the top seven things to do in Austin this holiday weekend. For a complete list of events, go to our calendar. Thursday, August 28 The Front Festival The Line Austin hotel hosts a weekend of entertainment and art from women and LGBTQ+ artists. Festival highlights inclu...| CultureMap Austin
Some Central Texas chefs are taking a fall trip out to Horseshoe Bay Resort to celebrate its 20th anniversary with wine, music, and more. On November 7, Austin chef Sarah Heard of Foreign & Domestic will join four other culinary pros at the Wine, Dine & Jazz Festival for a collaborative five-course dinner. Then on November 8, the music plays on and the wine flows. Foreign & Domestic is a longtime favorite for Austinites who enjoy farm-to-table experience, but still value a cozy and unpretenti...| CultureMap Austin
This year's Austin Pride Parade on Saturday, August 23, was a slightly scaled down affair, due to a pullback in corporate support for LGBTQ+ events. Nevertheless, the folks who did show up truly showed up with their voices, their joy, and of course, their fashion choices. The theme for the parade was "Silence = Death," a slogan used by the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP) starting in the '80s. This parade comes on the heels of the Texas Senate passing an anti-transgender bathroom ban ...| CultureMap Austin
Jay Kelly had its world premiere at the 2025 Venice Film Festival, with star George Clooney in attendance. The film, directed by Noah Baumbach and co-written by Baumbach and Emily Mortimer, also stars Adam Sandler, Laura Dern, Billy Crudup, Riley Keough, Grace Edwards, among many others. Jay Kelly follows a friendship between a famous actor […]| Galleries – Deadline
Bugonia had its world premiere at the 2025 Venice International Film Festival, where the stars of the sci-fi black comedy walked the red carpet for the big celebration. The film, directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, stars Jesse Plemons, Emma Stone, Aidan Delbis, Stavros Halkias, and Alicia Silverstone. Based on the South Korean film Save the Green Planet! […]| Galleries – Deadline
The 2025 Venice Film Festival kicked off Wednesday, August 27, but A-Listers began arriving by water taxi even before the first red carpet or the first premiere. Among those landing on the Lido ahead of the Opening Ceremony were George and Amal Clooney. The Oscar winner plays a movie star in Noah Baumbach’s Jay Kelly, […]| Galleries – Deadline
Olympic Valley, Calif. [August 25, 2025] — It’s Festival Season at The Village at Palisades Tahoe, and we’re closing out summer with two beloved community events that pair unforgettable experiences with meaningful causes. August 31: 36th Annual Alpen Wine Fest In partnership with Uncorked, the 36th Annual Alpen Wine Fest returns on Sunday, August 31, featuring all-inclusive tastings from more […] The post It’s Festival Season in Northern California with Wine, Wings, and Live Music R...| SnowBrains
The 13th Thessalian Poetry Festival opens its gates from 25 to 29 August 2025, with a multi-dimensional programme that includes poetry readings by more than 70 Greek and international poets, live music, book presentations, a visual art exhibition curated by Antigoni Kapsali, and multimedia poetry performances. Organized by the publishing house Thraka and the Department […]| Greek News Agenda
Organisers of the long-running Brum Festival have announced a ‘low tickets’ warning for both Weekend and Day tickets. They’ve also just released the day-by-day schedule, so visitors can see exactly who […] The post Moseley Folk & Arts Festival Low Ticket Warning appeared first on Spiral Earth.| Spiral Earth
FolkEast has announced an exciting antipodean addition to the eclectic line-up for this month’s three-day festival at Suffolk’s Sotterley estate. Hailing from New South Wales, We Mavericks will definitely have travelled further […]| Spiral Earth
Video life: many of the best films at this year’s festival—including Blue Heron, God Will Not Help, and Dry Leaf—explored the imperfect nature of recollection| Film Comment
Tooth and nail: Inney Prakash and Cici Peng join to discuss festival highlights Dracula, Dry Leaf, With Hasan in Gaza, and more| Film Comment
Still lives: the two acclaimed directors discuss their latest films, the practicalities of their unique production methods, and more| Film Comment
Stop that train: the recursions of a painful past preoccupied many of the best films at this year’s edition of the Czech festival| Film Comment
On fire: at this year’s edition of the festival devoted to rediscoveries and restorations, distinctions between high and low art dissolved into the heat of the air| Film Comment
Heroes and villains: the festival largely made good on its promise to show socially relevant works from independent and early-career filmmakers| Film Comment
Here today: a new festival defiantly reclaims a lost history, bringing contemporary and classic Cambodian cinema to a local audience| Film Comment
Road music: the German auteur discusses his latest tale of hauntings and doublings, which follows a morose piano student who wanders into the life of an enigmatic woman| Film Comment
End of the road: new films by Kelly Reichardt, Kleber Mendonça Filho, Julia Ducournau, and Sergei Loznitsa explore the politics of time| Film Comment
Listen in: filmmakers Eduardo Williams, Brett Story, and Zoya Laktionova discuss the ethical and practical ways in which documentaries use sound, voice, and audio| Film Comment
Going express: the filmmaker discusses his contemporary reimagining of Kurosawa’s classic, working again with Denzel Washington, and what makes New York City such a rich setting and subject| Film Comment
Get a grip: Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning celebrates the tenacity and power of the human body struggling against technology| Film Comment
Political world: the Iranian auteur speaks about his Palme d‘Or–winning latest, a typically ingenious meditation on the lasting effects of state repression| Film Comment
Pressing on: standouts of the second week of the festival included Pedro Pinho’s I Only Rest in the Storm, Julia Ducournau’s Alpha, and Jafar Panahi’s It Was Just an Accident| Film Comment
Shelter from the storm: critics Justin Chang, Tim Grierson, and Alison Willmore wrap up the 2025 edition with Bi Gan’s Resurrection, Kelly Reichardt’s The Mastermind, and more| Film Comment
Running on empty: Ari Aster‘s Eddington, Christian Petzold‘s Mirrors No. 3, and Richard Linklater’s Nouvelle Vague fail to be more than mere reflections of their grander ambitions and inspirations| Film Comment
Rave on: the French-born Galician director discusses his latest, a trance-inducing techno vision quest set in Morocco’s Sahara Desert| Film Comment
Sail away: Kong Rithdee and Inney Prakash join to debate Lav Diaz’s Magellan, Jafar Panahi’s It Was Just an Accident, and more| Film Comment
Roll on: Miriam Bale, Robert Daniels, and Jessica Kiang drop a token and talk Highest 2 Lowest, Alpha, and My Father's Show, and more| Film Comment
Reality bites: early festival selections like Enzo, Promised Sky, and Adam's Sake were rooted in straight-down-the-line realism| Film Comment
Drink deep: critics Mark Asch, Kong Rithdee, and Isabel Stevens join to swim through recent premieres Die My Love, The Chronology of Water, Nouvelle Vague, and Urchin| Film Comment
No holds barred: critics Mark Asch and Beatrice Loayza join to debate recent premieres Eddington, Sirât, and The Little Sister| Film Comment
Don’t let go: Isabel Stevens and Thomas Flew from Sight and Sound join to discuss Mission Impossible – The Final Reckoning, Two Prosecutors, and Left-Handed Girl| Film Comment
Key frames: the grandest of all film festivals may be a large-format photo of the cinematic planet, but it is not a map of the world| Film Comment
First impressions: critics Jonathan Romney and Guy Lodge join to kick off our festival coverage, discussing early selections Leave One Day, Enzo, and Sound of Falling| Film Comment
New rhythms: the filmmaker discusses his intimate French Guiana–set debut feature, which reverberates with the collective call contained in its title| Film Comment
Long journey: Sarah Friedland‘s debut feature Familiar Touch—the Opening Night selection of this year’s New Directors/New Films Festival—is the rare film about aging that bypasses the lurid and the exploitative| Film Comment
Locally sourced: this year’s edition of the True/False Film Festival was a haven for principled cinephilia, with highlights including Hu Sanshou’s Resurrection and Francesca Scalisi’s Valentina and the MUOSters| Film Comment
Inside out: this year’s edition was suffused with an uneasy mood, expressed by many of the standout selections, including Mickey 17, Kontinental ’25, Special Operation, and Friendship’s Death| Film Comment
Rise up: a special retrospective series at this year‘s festival captured the revolutionary promise of the historic Afro-Asian Film Festivals of the 1950s and ’60s| Film Comment
Take two: at this year‘s festival, overtly political films by Bong Joon Ho and Tom Twyker struggled to meet the moment, while more ruminative fare from Lucile Hadžihalilović and Richard Linklater offered unalloyed pleasures| Film Comment
Video life: highlights of this year’s edition included films by Alex Ross Perry, Artemis Shaw and Prashanth Kamalakanthan, Julian Castronovo, and more| Film Comment
Revolutionary dream: Curators Bunga Siagian and Yuki Aditya and critics Cici Peng and Inney Prakash join to discuss a special program at this year’s IFFR devoted to the historic Afro-Asian Film Festivals| Film Comment
Life of the mind: many of the films on view through the festival‘s virtual portal ranged from pallid to dismal, but Khalil Joseph’s BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions was the thrilling exception| Film Comment
Case closed: three nonfiction filmmakers from the Sundance 2025 lineup discuss how their works question the expectations of true crime| Film Comment
Look and see: a number of films this in year’s selection—including Atropia, The Stringer, and others—grappled with the ethics of making images of war, violence, and suffering| Film Comment
A day in the life: Vadim Rizov and Ruun Nuur join to discuss festival selections Peter Hujar's Day, Predators, Mad Bills to Pay (or Destiny, dile que no soy malo), and more| Film Comment
Hard questions: the documentarian discusses his new Sundance selection, a profound exploration of the ethical implications of medically assisted suicide for disabled people| Film Comment
Built to last: since its beginnings, the festival has navigated a perpetual tension between commercial considerations and its dedication to independent filmmaking| Film Comment
Kicking and screaming: critics Lovia Gyarkye, Alana Pockros, and Lisa Wong Macabasco join to discuss BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions, If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, Bunnylovr, and more| Film Comment
Listen closely: critics Robert Daniels and Tim Grierson debate early festival selections Rabbit Trap, Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, Twinless, and more| Film Comment
Stand!: our Sundance coverage kicks off with Maddie Whittle, Ruun Nuur, and Vadim Rizov joining to discuss SLY LIVES! (aka the Burden of Black Genius), Pee-wee as Himself, All That’s Left of You, and more| Film Comment
For two days this September, the Bedford Running Festival is back and it’s bigger, better and more exciting than ever. Not just for runners, the event brings together families, friends and...| Bedford Independent
Tickets are now available for the inaugural Serve it Forth Food History Festival, sponsored by the excellent Netherton Foundry, on Saturday 18 October. Tickets are available via Eventbrite. They ar…| British Food: A History
Fringe is now calling for monthly donations to support its year-round activities| Edmonton Journal
Every September brings with it countless festivals in Tennessee, and one of my absolute favorites is Pilgrimage Music Festival in the impossibly charming town of Franklin. While other music festivals in Tennessee like Bonnaroo and CMA Fest are in the camp of “you’ve got to go at least once,” Pilgrimage reigns as one I would […]| Camels & Chocolate
Houston will host its first Texas Cocktail Week from September 14-21, featuring international guest bartenders and exclusive events at over 15 venues citywide. Read the full article at Houston To Host Inaugural Texas Cocktail Week in September| The Whiskey Wash
I’m reluctant to start this post with a negative; but I really don’t like crowds. However when it comes to festivals and fairs, my camera insists on taking me to them. And, I go willing. Such is the power of photography! This week Ann-Christine is asking us to show some of the celebrations we’ve enjoyed.…| Slow Shutter Speed
The Television Academy is set to launch 'Televerse,' its first foray into the festival world. Televerse will run from August 14 through August 16 in Los Angeles, right before the final-round of Emmy voting takes place. The event will include panels, an immersive event space showcasing TV production, reunions and retrospectives, and the first time| GLAAD | GLAAD rewrites the script for LGBTQ acceptance.
Janmashtami UK 2025 unites families and communities in honouring Krishna’s birthday traditions, from midnight puja and soul-stirring bhajans to children dressed as playful Krishnas and graceful Radhas, all accompanied by an array of delectable fasting dishes, whether in the serenity of home shrines, the grandeur of temple gatherings, or the vibrance of Indo-Caribbean festivities. […]| CurryBien
Festive Sweets are the true love language of any celebration. Whether you’re lighting up the night with diyas or dancing| CurryBien
Celebrating Raksha Bandhan in 2025 feels like unwrapping a perfectly curated box of nostalgia, only now it might include a| CurryBien
Looking for a spot where small-town charm meets local flair? Head straight to Granada Boulevard in Downtown Ormond Beach, a hidden gem that blends culture, cuisine, and character all in one walkable stretch. Whether you’re a local exploring your own backyard or a visitor craving something beyond the beach, Granada offers the perfect place to […] The post Experience Granada: Shop, Sip, Stroll appeared first on Spinnaker Resorts.| Spinnaker Resorts
For the past four years, the Front Festival has taken over some of Austin's most iconic venues for three days of independent film, music, pool parties, and art, all from women and LGBTQ+ artists. This year over Labor Day weekend (August 28-31), the festival is back and bigger than ever, with a new venue added to the roster.| CultureMap Austin
FOLKEAST STARTS NEW CHAPTER AT SOTTERLEY WHAT WILL BE NEW & WHAT WILL BE FAMILIAR As Suffolk’s FolkEast counts down to its August festival at a brand new home audience members […] The post FolkEast Starts New Chapter What to Expect appeared first on Spiral Earth.| Spiral Earth
Ad oltre due mesi e mezzo dall’inizio dell’edizione 2025 di JAZZMI, il cartellone si arricchisce di un’altra ventina di nuovi concerti.| Ponderosa
Significant Fuel and Emissions Reductions Made Possible Through Partnership with Green Nation and Reverb (Chicago, IL – July 28, 2025) After making history as the first major U.S. festival to power its Main Stage entirely with a hybrid battery system, Lollapalooza is proud to reaffirm its commitment to sustainability with the return of its hybrid […] The post Lollapalooza Announces The Return Of Hybrid Battery Powered Main Stage appeared first on Live Nation Entertainment.| Live Nation Entertainment
The partnership will create immersive moments for fans to experience their favorite Kraft Heinz products, kicking off this month at Lollapalooza PITTSBURGH & CHICAGO (July 28, 2025) – The Kraft Heinz Company (NASDAQ: KHC) (“Kraft Heinz” or the “Company”) and Live Nation, the global leader in live entertainment, today announced a multi-year partnership that brings […] The post Kraft Heinz and Live Nation Partner to Bring Iconic Flavors to Fans Nationwide appeared first on Live Nati...| Live Nation Entertainment
A new festival is lighting up a nearby city most Austinites don't spend much time in: Temple, Texas. The inaugural Tanglefoot Festival will be held September 12-13 with live music, newly announced barbecue masters, and more. Ticket proceeds and other funds raised will support Central Texas flood victims.| CultureMap Austin
San Antonio de Areco's annual Tradition Day Festival is the largest gaucho (cowboy) celebration of its kind, set in a classic Argentine town on the pampas.| Wander Argentina
Symphonic Artists Performing at Festivals This Summer You Don't Want To Miss| Symphonic Blog