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Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Epsilon Film, the recently launched world sales company led by former Global Screen executives Julia Weber and Alice von Einem, has revealed its Cannes Market lineup. Heading the slate is animated feature film “Mimi&Harold – Out of Frame,” produced by Ulysses Filmproduktion, the company behind international sales and box office hit “The Amazing Maurice,” as well “Niko – Beyond the Northern Lights” and “Ooops! The Adventure Continues…” The film follows Mimi, a scrappy crossbreed dog, who falls out of an old painting and is lost in the real world of a museum, the home of Harold, an art-loving but snobbish dog.

A student has revealed how she's managed to travel around Europe this summer whilst living rent-free, allowing her to save around £3,000. Soriah Abraham, 19, has visited Germany, Switzerland and Amsterdam over the last two months and has spent just £400 over the duration of it as she has not had to pay for any accomodation.

Smart car down a 35ft lift shaft allegedly thinking it was a parking space.The 38-year-old woman, who remains unnamed, had been looking to find a place to park in Stuttgart, Germany.But things went wrong when she rammed the closed doors of an elevator, causing them to burst open and her car to fall down the shaft. READ MORE: EXCLUSIVE 'Frightened' Putin 'getting closer to launching nuclear strike' warns ex-RAF chief Miraculously she managed to get herself free of the car, which landed upside down at the bottom.From deep in the pit, she was able to call firefighters for help and two rescuers were then able to climb down and fetch the stranded woman.She was lifted back up on a stretcher and received first aid afterwards.A spokesperson for Stuttgart Fire Department said: "The woman was able to climb out of her Smart and make an emergency call with her cell phone."In a statement acquired by Newsflash, Daniel Anand, a Press and Public Relations Officer said: "After being rescued from the elevator shaft, the person was handed over to the rescue service and taken to a hospital for further treatment."Speaking to Germany’s Bild newspaper, the driver said: “I have no idea how that could have happened. Physically, I'm fine again." The elevator was unsurprisingly taken out of service and the door of the shaft sealed shut, The Mirror reports.

READ MORE: Model who made £400k on OnlyFans facing cost of living crisis as men pay less for pornShe felt she was given a "second life" when she left her husband at 32 and moved to Stuttgart, Germany, to pursue fashion.Reading self-help books and minimising stress are some of the things that Adriana tried to incorporate in her life.Struggling with fertility issues in her 20s, Adriana is now trying for a baby with her new husband Kamel Krzesniak.Adriana says she owes her perfect complexion to a healthy mindset, a simple skincare routine and a nutritious diet.It includes turmeric on most meals.She said: "In my 20s I always had this impression I had something to prove and there was so many expectations."Now I am more at peace with myself and I have stopped stressing."She added: "I started reading self-help books and decided to stop looking for validation in other people."My skincare routine is very simple, I swear by superfoods, water and SPF."The last time I was stressed was when I went through my divorce in 2016."I've been through IVF and have miscarried twice, but I keep a positive mindset as is something so out of my control."Kamel and I are still trying but plan to adopt if it doesn't work."Six years ago when she divorced her ex, Adriana began her career as a visual merchandiser.She also owes her youthful looks to her petite stature and is only 5ft 4ins.The fashion fan also wonders if sleeping without a pillow has stopped her developing wrinkles.Another thing she swears by is drinking loads of water and plastering on suncream for a flawless complexion.Adriana says she wouldn't say no to Botox although she's never had it before.When it comes to her diet, she enjoys loads of superfoods, including turmeric, black cumin

Palaye Royale have unveiled details of an extensive European and UK tour for 2023 – check out the dates below.The band will tour from January to March and in the UK, they will play a night at London’s Brixton Academy.You can get tickets for the shows here from August 12 onwards.Palaye Royale European and UK Tour 2023:JANUARY21 – Krakow, Poland22 – Warsaw, Poland24 – Berlin, Germany26 – Copenhagen, Denmark28 – Stockholm, Sweden29 – Oslo, NorwayFEBRUARY5 – Cologne, Germany7 – Manchester, UK8 – Glasgow, UK10 – London, UK12 – Wolverhampton, UK13 – Paris, France15 – Barcelona, Spain17 – Lisbon, Portugal19 – Stuttgart, Germany20 – Zurich, Switzerland25 – Munich, GermanyMARCH1 – Vilnius Lithuania2 – Riga, Latvia3 – Tallinn, Estonia4 – Helsinki, Finland7 – Sofia, Bulgaria8 – Bucharest, Romania10 – Istanbul, TurkeyIt comes after the band recently announced the release of their fourth studio album ‘Fever Dream’, their first since 2020’s ‘The Bastards’.The band have released four singles in support of the album so far, including, its title track, ‘No Love In LA’, ‘Punching Bag’, ‘Paranoid’ and ‘Broken’.The album is out on October 28 via Sumerian Records and was made in collaboration with producer Chris Greatti, who has worked with the likes of Yungblud and Willow.Speaking about the new album recently, the band said: “Making this record felt like getting back to when we first fell in love with music.“This record is very much about self-belief and self-empowerment, and overcoming all the obstacles that life throws at you. It’s the first time we’ve really taken a hopeful approach in our music.”The band are currently playing festivals in Europe before they head on their North American from September.

Thiago Alcantara will miss Bayern Munich's return to training on Tuesday, according to reports in Germany.

straight to your inbox Spain manager Luis Enrique has thrown his backing behind David de Gea after a tough season for Manchester United.After a short hiatus, competitive football returned on Thursday night as the Nations League got underway, with the marquee clash being Spain's match against Germany in Stuttgart. De Gea started between the sticks and, though there wasn't much he could do about Timo Werner's fine opener, he was named Man of the Match after making a string of fine saves that kept the Spaniards in the game and allowed them to grab a last-minute equaliser through Jose Gaya.

The ‘cradle of the automobile’, Stuttgart is renowned for cars and motorcycles, with a number of big brands, including Porsche and Mercedes-Benz, housing their headquarters there. Spread across hills, valleys and parks, Stuttgart is home to some unusual and world-famous architecture.

Researchers have developed tiny robots they hope can travel through the bloodstream carrying drugs.