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Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Film Movement has bought North American rights to Belgium Oscar entry “Julie Keeps Quiet” which is executive produced by tennis champion Naomi Osaka, and world premiered at Cannes’ Critics Week. A feature debut directed by Leonardo Van Dijl, “Julie Keeps Quiet” went on to play Karlovy Vary and Toronto, and will next screen at the BFI London Film Festival following its Cannes bow. The movie will have its U.S.

Jamie Lang Bordeaux-based Les Valseurs, producer of Yves Piat’s Oscar-nominated short “Nefta Football Club,” has boarded Akson Studio‘s period feature “Chopin! Chopin!” as the film’s line producer. Set in 1830s Paris, the film will dive into Chopin’s personal and professional lives through 11 distinct chapters while also exploring the wider artistic scene of Paris at the time.

Tunisia has selected Nada Mezni Hfaiedh’s drama Take My Breath exploring intersex identity to represent it in the Best International Feature Film category of the 97th Academy Awards.

Duff McKagan has shared a cover of ‘Heroes’ by David Bowie, ahead of his ‘Lighthouse’ tour that kicks off next week.The Guns N’ Roses bassist is playing a string of shows across Europe, the UK and the US, following the release of his solo LP ‘Lighthouse’ towards the end of last year. The tour kicks off on Monday (September 30) in Dublin and will make stops in London, Warsaw, Berlin, Milan, Paris and more in October before heading to the US the following month.Before he takes to the stage, McKagan has released a cover of Bowie’s 1977 hit.

Welcome to Deadline’s roundup of the submissions for this year’s Best International Feature Film Oscar category. Below you will find details on each movie that has been officially put forward so far, and we will update the post as more titles are added. This is a hotly contested race that often results in clear front-runners but also surprising gems.

Marta Balaga Say hello to the Ukrainian family of four (Roman Lutskyi, Anastasiia Karpienko, Sofiia Berezovska, Fedir Pugachov), enjoying their Canary Islands holiday. That is, until the invasion begins and they are stuck in their nice hotel, surrounded by others who are still in the party mode. “The starting point was a newspaper article, just like with my debut ‘Bread and Salt.’ It was about Ukrainians who were surprised by the war in Madagascar,” explained director Damian Kocur, who is premiering “Under the Volcano” at Toronto.

Former Celtic transfer target Mateusz Bogusz missed Poland's first training session this week after flight delays meant he joined up with the squad late.

Marta Balaga Animation veterans Stephen and Timothy Quay return to feature films — and to the works of Polish Jewish writer Bruno Schulz — with Venice premiere “Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass.” Sold by the Match Factory, watch its exclusive clip here: They discovered Shulz back in the 1970s; incidentally, that’s also when Polish filmmaker Wojciech Jerzy made a film based on the same story. “When we visited poster designer Andrzej Klimowski in Warsaw, he introduced us not only to Schulz, but also his contemporaries Gombrowicz and Witkacy, along with the music of Krzysztof Komeda and Ewa Demarczyk,” they recall, mentioning other important Polish artists.

The Casting Society of America has elected its new board of directors for 2024-2025 and has set the date for its 40th Annual Artios Awards.

Taylor Swift's first Wembley show in London tonight descended into chaos as dozens of fans were left stranded outside the stadium, despite the pop star already being on stage.

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‘Eras Tour’ concerts with Paramore at Warsaw’s PGE Narodowy.The three back-to-back-to-back stadium gigs are her first ever in Poland.And, while that’s quite exciting, we’re most jazzed about how quickly ticket prices are dropping in the days leading up to the trio of shows.When our team last reported on Swift’s three Poland performances on July 29, $498 USD before fees was the lowest dollar amount that would get you in the door at PGE Narodowy.Now, just 48 hours later, tickets start at $133 USD before fees on Vivid Seats.For those without a calculator on hand, that’s a whopping $365 (!) in savings.Not too shabby — especially considering Taylor typically plays over 40 songs at live shows and you’ll be treated to a set from Hayley Williams and Paramore, too. Still need a few more details before taking the plunge?You’re in the right place, Swifties.We’ve got everything you need to know and more about Taylor Swift’s three ‘Eras Tour’ concerts at Warsaw’s PGE Narodowy below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation and were found at the time of publication.A complete calendar including all ‘Eras Tour’ PGE Narodowy concert dates and links to the cheapest tickets available can be found here:(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

Taylor Swift will headline in Poland.From Thursday, Aug. 1 through Saturday, Aug.

Taylor Swift's Liverpool shows may be over, but fans can still catch her spectacular Eras Tour before the UK and Europe leg draws to a close. The Cruel Summer hitmaker wowed hundreds of thousands of fans with three consecutive performances at Anfield Stadium in June, as well as equally stellar performances in Cardiff, Edinburgh and London.

The Smile have canceled their forthcoming Europe tour dates in August as Jonny Greenwood recovers from his stay at the intensive care unit.The band – comprised of Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood alongside Sons Of Kemet drummer Tom Skinner – took to their official Instagram account to give an update on Greenwood’s health and the reasoning behind the tour cancelation.“A few days ago, Jonny became seriously ill from an infection that needed emergency hospital treatment, some of it in intensive care. Mercifully, he is now out of danger and will soon return home,” began their statement.A post shared by The Smile (@thesmiletheband)It continued: “We have been instructed by the medical team in charge of Jonny’s care to cancel all engagements until he has had time to make a full recovery.

The sight of Maik Nawrocki limping off at Somerset Park on Friday night might have been the final straw for some Celtic fans.

The Struts have announced ‘The Grand Union’ UK and European tour with Barns Courtney – check out all details below.The Derby band are now gearing up to tour in the UK this September, where they’ll be stopping by cities such as Leeds, Manchester, and Newcastle before finishing their tour with a show at London’s Roundhouse on October 6.From there, they’ll also be visiting European cities like Paris, Berlin, Warsaw and Prague, with the EU leg of their tour concluding at Milan’s Fabrique on the 21st.The Struts will also be bringing Aylesbury’s Barns Courtney as their special guest for their UK/EU tour. Courtney has previously toured with the band for their headline American tour for their fourth album, ‘Pretty Vicious‘.Speaking about the tour, frontman Luke Spiller shared: “We are really looking forward to getting back out and bringing our best show to date alongside our longterm friend and partner in rock, Barns Courtney.

Agnieszka Holland, who won the special jury prize at last year’s Venice Film Festival for her film Green Border about refugees on the Polish-Belarussian border, believes it serves as “collective psychotherapy” for those affected by the situation.

Adjoa Andoh's children aren't fazed by her fame.The 61 year old actress, known to Netflix viewers worldwide as Lady Danbury in the popular period drama Bridgerton, has three children - Liam, 28, Jesse, 27, with husband Howard Cunnell and Daisy, 33, from a previous relationship. Despite her global recognition, she insists that her kids see her as just their mum because she was always a working actress before her international success. While appearing on Loose Women, she shared: "They don't care.

Xdinary Heroes are hitting the road stateside!

Out of favour Celtic defender Maik Nawrocki has reportedly knocked back the chance to rejoin Legia Warsaw on loan.