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Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter “September 5,” a historical thriller about the 1972 Munich Olympic hostage crisis, will be released by Paramount Pictures. The film, which was a buzzy sales title on the festival circuit, is set to open in select theaters on Nov. 27 ahead of a nationwide release in December.

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Mark Ruffalo, Cynthia Nixon & Common Sign SAG-AFTRA Open Letter To Protect Pro-Palestine Actors

A group of pro-Palestine actors, writers, directors and crew is taking their fight to SAG-AFTRA.

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Pro-Palestine protesters hit Edinburgh Barclays bank with red paint over Elbit links

A Scots Barclays bank has been targeted by Pro-Palestine protesters in Edinburgh. Images posted on social media show red paint splattered across the front of the Princes Street building, with graffiti daubed on the wall saying 'drop Elbit.'

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Thessaloniki Film Festival’s AGORA Co-Production Forum Sets 15 Projects from 17 Countries For 20th Anniversary Edition — Full List

EXCLUSIVE: The Thessaloniki International Film Festival’s industry-focused AGORA section has selected 15 projects from 17 countries for this year’s Crossroads Co-production Forum. Scroll down for the full list of projects.

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Watermelon Takes Mahdi Fleifel’s Cannes Directors’ Fortnight Hit ‘To a Land Unknown’ for North America (EXCLUSIVE)

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent Chicago-based Watermelon Pictures has acquired North American distribution rights to Danish-Palestinian writer-director Mahdi Fleifel’s “To a Land Unknown,” which world premiered to extensive acclaim at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight. Sold by Salaud Morisset, “To a Land Unknown” saw a P&I screening on Friday at Toronto where it has its North American premiere in Toronto’s Centrepiece showcase, packing an impressive double-punch for Salaud Morisset with a second Centrepiece title, “Under the Volcano,” which it also represents.

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‘Euphoria’ Stars Jacob Elordi & Sydney Sweeney Take Over TIFF With Dueling Saturday Night Premieres Of ‘On Swift Horses’ & ‘Eden’

Euphoria‘s Cassie and Nate made a date at TIFF tonight, but like their HBO series characters left off at the end of season, they weren’t in the same building at the same time. That said, actress Sydney Sweeney and actor Jacob Elordi respectively had world premieres going on at the same time with Eden and On Swift Horses.

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Venice Winners: Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘The Room Next Door’ Wins The Golden Lion; Also Wins For Nicole Kidman, Brady Corbet, ‘I’m Still Here’ & More

Pedro Almodóvar’s The Room Next Door has won the Venice Film Festival’s Golden Lion main prize.

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Israel-Gaza Conflict In Focus At Venice Awards Ceremony As Multiple Winners Voice Support For Palestinian People

The Venice awards ceremony had a political edge on Saturday evening as multiple winners used their acceptance speeches to express sympathy for the Palestinian people and condemn Israel’s military campaign in Gaza.

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‘Happy Holidays’ Review: A Dynamic Palestinian Family Drama Chronicles Arab and Jewish Lives in Israel

Siddhant Adlakha From Palestinian filmmaker Scandar Copti, the Israel-set “Happy Holidays” is a piercing, realistic family drama, the inflection points of which reveal deep cultural and political dimensions surrounding gender and ethnicity. Like his Oscar-nominated crime drama “Ajami” (which he co-directed with Yaron Shani), Copti’s second feature follows an ensemble of characters — Arab and Jewish alike — to assemble a multifaceted portrait of life in Haifa, Israel’s third-largest city.

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Paramore and Bug Girl announce merch collaboration with all proceeds donated to Medical Aid for Palestinians

Paramore have teamed up with fashion designer Bug Girl for a merch collaboration to benefit Medical Aid for Palestinians.In a video posted to Instagram, Bug Girl said that she had met the band when they were opening for Taylor Swift on the ‘Eras’ tour. Frontwoman Hayley Williams had been seen wearing a version of Bug Girl’s ‘feminine rage’ t-shirt, which features a photo of a younger Taylor Swift.

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Pro-Palestine Protesters Disrupt TIFF Opening Gala: “Stop The Genocide!”

As the Toronto International Film Festival kicked off on Thursday, the ongoing Israel-Hamas war stole the spotlight.

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Pro-Palestinian Protesters Interrupt TIFF Opening Night Screening as Audience Boos and Chants ‘Go Home!’

Ethan Shanfeld An opening night screening at the Toronto Film Festival was interrupted by pro-Palestinian protesters rallying against the Royal Bank of Canada, which is the official bank partner of TIFF. The four protesters entered the Princess of Wales Theatre ahead of the 6 p.m. showing of “Nutcrackers,” a dramedy starring Ben Stiller and directed by David Gordon Green, while chanting, “RBC funds genocide,” in an apparent reference to the bank’s ties to Israel, as the country’s war with Gaza enters its 11th month.

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Mark Ruffalo, Mahershala Ali, Cynthia Nixon and Ilana Glazer Call for Halt to Illegal Weapons Transfers to Israel in New Artists4Ceasefire Push: ‘Enough Is Enough’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Alex Ritman Artists4Ceasefire, the industry collective that has been pushing for an end to the current war in Gaza (and whose pin badges were worn by various attendees at this year’s Oscars ceremony), is spearheading a new initiative calling for a halt to illegal arms sales to Israel. Through a partnership with artist Shepard Fairey and several charities — including Oxfam America, ActionAid USA and War Child Alliance/Children in Conflict — the group has launched a call to action bearing the message “Ceasefire Now, Stop Weapons, Save Lives” that urges the halt to what it says are “weapons transfers that violate U.S.

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Palestinian-European Co-Production ‘Happy Holidays’ Looks to Spark Dialogue About Traditions and Values

Alissa Simon Film Critic Drama “Happy Holidays” marks the long in the works solo directing debut of Palestinian director Scandar Copti, an Oscar nominee as co-director of “Ajami” (2009). Launching with prime slots in Venice Horizons and TIFF Centrepiece, the film follows an extended family of Palestinian citizens of Israel living in Haifa, allowing viewers to experience firsthand how cultural and societal perceptions are shaped. Moreover, it also showcases the effectiveness of his “singular drama” method, a process for working with actors that he developed while filming “Ajami.” Copti says his artistic process always starts with a personal annoyance.

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Egyptian Features From Emerging Filmmakers Lead the Arabic-Language Titles at the Venice Festival

Alissa Simon Film Critic A wide range of Egyptian films dominate the Arabic-language selection in Venice this year, including two feature debuts — from Khaled Mansour and Muhammed Hamdy — that represent new directions in Egyptian cinema. Mansour is behind the endearing, audience-friendly “Seeking Haven for Mr.

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Venice Chief Alberto Barbera On Apple’s ‘Wolfs’ Strategy, The Petition Calling For A Boycott Of Israeli Films & Journalists’ Ire Over The Lack Of Talent Access

EXCLUSIVE: As Venice ticks past its half way point we sat down with festival head Alberto Barbera to reflect on what has been a buzzy, starry festival so far, as well as on some of the tensions that have been simmering below the surface.

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Ex-CNN Journalist Saima Mohsin Says Network Causing Her “Psychological, Financial & Physical Stress” By Kicking Legal Battle Into “Long Grass”

EXCLUSIVE: Former CNN journalist Saima Mohsin has criticized the news network for stalling her efforts to sue for unfair dismissal and disability discrimination.

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Roger Waters responds to Nick Cave criticising his BDS stance: “It’s not complicated, Nick”

Roger Waters has responded to Nick Cave criticising his stance on an Israel boycott, telling him “it’s not complicated.”In an episode published on Wednesday (August 28) of the Reason podcast, which Cave guested, he said Roger Waters’ support of the BDS movement is “embarrassing” and “deeply damaging.”In an Instagram reel posted to his 1.3million followers, the Pink Floyd co-founder explained that the Independent ran a piece about Cave’s statements and reached out to him for a comment. “Let’s see if they fucking publish it or not,” Waters said in the video, and read his comment aloud.He said, in part: “Dear Independent, here is my response to the Aussie bloke.

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Israeli Director Amos Gitai Dismisses Calls for Venice Title ‘Why War’ to Be Boycotted

Alex Ritman Israeli director Amos Gitai has pushed back against efforts for his Venice-bowing film “Why War” to be boycotted from the festival. Premiering out of the competition over the weekend, the film takes its cue from correspondence in the early 1930s between Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud as they attempted to answer questions relating to the human race’s bellicose nature and how to avoid war.

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Amos Gitai Dismisses Boycott Calls For Venice Film ‘Why War’; Says Both Hamas and Israel’s Far-Right Government Need To Go: “This Cannot Go On”

Israeli director Amos Gitai has batted back calls for a boycott of his Venice work Why War and said both sides of the Israel–Palestine conflict need to clean out their current leaderships for peace to prevail.

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Indie Sales Boards Valerie Lemercier Romantic Comedy From Director Jean-Pierre Ameris (EXCLUSIVE)

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Following “Marie’s Story” and “Take a Chance on Me,” French director Jean-Pierre Améris is reteaming with Paris-based Indie Sales on his next movie, “It Takes Two to Tango,” a romantic comedy starring Valérie Lemercier (“Aline”, “Nicholas on Holiday”). Currently filming in Geneva and France, the film also stars Gérard Darmon (“King”) and Patrick Timsit (“Brother and Sister”).

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