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02.04.2025 / 14:49

TV Critics Association Cancels Summer Press Tour

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large The Television Critics Association has canceled its summer press tour, the org announced to members on Wednesday. The TCA had previously also canceled its winter event due to low interest from networks and studios; this time, the org said once again there would not be a tour “after much discussion and negotiation.” The fate of the TCA press tour has been the focus of much conversation due to the spotty nature of the event in recent years. As networks and studios have pulled back on supporting the once-vibrant twice-a-year tours, the COVID-19 pandemic and the dual 2023 Hollywood strikes also put the tour on frequent pause.

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05.04.2025 / 05:37

Co-Production Boost and Sturdy Funding System Fuel a Healthy Crop of Swiss Films at Visions du Réel

Rafa Sales Ross Guest Contributor Those looking for homegrown talent and stories at the largest documentary film festival in Switzerland, Visions du Réel, will be spoiled for choice in 2025. This year’s edition, which runs April 4-13, features a whopping 31 Swiss productions or co-productions, including the festival’s opening film, Christian Frei’s “Blame.” Veteran Frei, the first-ever Swiss filmmaker to be nominated for an Oscar back in 2002 for “War Photography,” stands alongside a crop of new talent in feature debuts such as Agostina Di Luciano and Leon Schwitter’s “The World Upside Down.” On the healthy crop of Swiss productions and co-productions this year, Charlotte Ducos, documentary and marketing strategies consultant at the country’s national agency Swiss Films, says it is “incredibly important to have Swiss films across the program and to have the opening film of the festival not only be Swiss but also a very expected title by a renowned filmmaker.” Ducos also emphasizes how 43% of Swiss films are currently co-productions, a testament to the importance of collaborating with their European neighbors such as Italy, Germany and Austria.

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04.04.2025 / 10:59

‘Blame’ Director Christian Frei Talks COVID Conspiracies, RFK Jr.: ‘In a World Where Nothing Is True, Everything Becomes Possible’

Rafa Sales Ross Guest Contributor While keeping up with news reports in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Oscar-nominated Swiss director Christian Frei began to experience a feeling that “those who warned us would eventually be the ones who are blamed.” This sentiment, which he calls an “epiphany,” is at the heart of “Blame,” which opens Swiss documentary festival Visions du Réel on Friday. “Blame” follows three scientists who researched the origin of the SARS epidemic that first broke out in China in 2003, Linfa Wang, Zhengli Shi and Peter Daszak.

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25.03.2025 / 23:39

Scary ways Covid lockdown altered our brains and signs of trauma you won't spot

Five years ago, in March 2020, the whole of the UK was plunged into lockdown just days after the World Health Organisation declared the outbreak of Covid-19 a global pandemic. As the virus spread, schools, restaurants and shops closed down while everyone was urged to halt non-essential contact and travel to combat the deadly virus.

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14.03.2025 / 06:03

South African Filmmakers Sound Alarm Over Rebate Crisis: ‘Everybody Is Struggling’

Christopher Vourlias South African filmmakers are sounding an S.O.S. over the country’s beleaguered cash rebate system, with leading industry bodies demanding answers over unpaid claims and calling for greater transparency from the officials overseeing the cashback scheme.

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04.03.2025 / 01:11

Oscars Hit 18.1 Million Viewers, Down 7% From Last Year

Selome Hailu Just under 18.1 million people tuned into ABC‘s telecast of the 97th Academy Awards on Sunday, marking a 7% decrease from the year before. That total, which comes from a combination of Nielsen’s measurement of linear viewers on ABC plus Disney’s own data regarding livestreams on Hulu, indicates the ceremony’s first viewership drop in four years. In 2021, the first ceremony after the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic saw an all-time low of 10.4 million viewers, but Hollywood’s biggest night saw consecutive growth for three years after that, hitting 16.6 million viewers in 2022, 18.8 million in 2023 and 19.5 million in 2024.

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24.02.2025 / 02:45

Anurag Kashyap Boards Manju Warrier Starrer ‘Footage,’ Trailer Unveiled (EXCLUSIVE)

Naman Ramachandran Indian auteur filmmaker Anurag Kashyap is set to present the Hindi-language version of Malayalam-language thriller “Footage,” starring powerhouse performer Manju Warrier. The found-footage feature, which gained critical acclaim in Kerala last year, will hit theaters nationwide.

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21.02.2025 / 22:07

New 'deadly' coronavirus discovered in Chinese bats with high chance of infecting humans

A new coronavirus has been discovered in bats which could have a higher chance of infecting humans than other coronaviruses.

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21.02.2025 / 14:35

Steve Martin Says the ‘SNL50’ ‘COVID Curse Is Real’ After Martin Short and Maya Rudolph Get Sick

Ellise Shafer Apparently laughter wasn’t the only contagious thing at “SNL50.” Steve Martin revealed in an Instagram post on Thursday night that Martin Short caught COVID-19 following “Saturday Night Live’s” 50th anniversary special — and potentially from Maya Rudolph. Martin posted a photo of Short and Rudolph sharing a kiss alongside the caption, “Maya had Covid.

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12.02.2025 / 13:23

Luc Besson’s Secret Lockdown Film ‘June & John’ Finally Emerges With Trailer, Spring Release and Details: ‘A Love Story for the Ages’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Luc Besson‘s secret project that he shot during the COVID-19 lockdown of 2020 — has re-emerged with guns blazing (literally). Variety can exclusively reveal a trailer and posters for the feature that appear to take the French director back to the slick and stylized filmmaking that would first make his name.

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12.02.2025 / 10:57

Kate Garraway asks 'what's my future' after being hit with 'tsunami of sadness'

Kate Garraway has revealed that she was recently hit with a "tsunami of sadness" while performing a common household task.

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10.02.2025 / 06:42

Fan Bingbing, Lee Kang-Sheng Star as Hong Kong’s HAF Unveils 15 Work-in-Progress Projects, Alumni Head to Berlin

Naman Ramachandran Hong Kong International Film Festival Society’s (HKIFF)’s Hong Kong – Asia Film Financing Forum (HAF) has announced a slate of 15 work-in-progress features, showcasing a mix of established auteurs and emerging talent from across Asia. The projects will be presented at the expanded HKIFF Industry Project Market, running March 17-19 alongside Hong Kong’s FilMart.

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07.02.2025 / 09:13

'I thought they were migraines... then I was told to say goodbye to my daughter'

A mum instructed by doctors to say goodbye to her teenage daughter after a health scare left her unable to dress herself has said the radical changes to her life will not “hold her back”.

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06.02.2025 / 19:01

With a cup of tea and a pen in hand, the difficult memories came flooding back

In a marbled corridor of Manchester Town Hall, Chris Lawley sits at table with a cup of tea. For almost half an hour, she scribbles away on sheets of paper. Then, after finally putting the pen down, she wipes away a tear.

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05.02.2025 / 14:03

Kay Burley's most controversial moments on Sky News as she quits after 36 years

Sky News anchor Kay Burley has announced that she is stepping down from her broadcasting role after an impressive 36 years on air.

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05.02.2025 / 11:51

Kay Burley to Retire From U.K.’s Sky News After 36 Years

Alex Ritman Kay Burley, one of the most recognizable figures on U.K. news and a 36-year veteran of Sky News, has announced that she is retiring from the network.

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05.02.2025 / 09:17

New study reveals time of day we’re most happy

Humans can experience a rollercoaster of emotions throughout the day. Most people would probably agree that our feelings can run high at night.

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30.01.2025 / 11:43

Symptoms of tuberculosis as cases rise in England amid massive US outbreak

Cases of tuberculosis (TB) are on the rise in England, according to the latest data from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).

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29.01.2025 / 07:05

‘Didn’t Die’ Review: Pandemic Zom-Com Has All the Right Ideas but Lacks Horror Execution

Siddhant Adlakha It’s surprising more contemporary zombie films haven’t been thinly-veiled metaphors for the COVID-19 pandemic. In that vein, Meera Menon‘s bleakly amusing “Didn’t Die” has the right idea — one of several remarkable conceptual instincts— though its end result is somewhat scattered. The movie follows sardonic Indian American podcast host Vinita Malhotra (Kiran Deol) through romantic and familial reunions as her show celebrates its 100th episode.

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28.01.2025 / 06:03

Rise in 'mystery' virus cases in UK amid health warnings and new mask advice

UK health bosses have been put on high alert as cases of a virus originally dubbed the 'mystery' illness from China have seen a dramatic increase over the past week. Earlier this month, China put in place emergency measures after the virus, now identified as HMPV, began to surge in several northern provinces.

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27.01.2025 / 23:55

‘Prime Minister’ Review: New Zealand Leader Jacinda Ardern Works Through Crisis in an Intimate but Simplistic Documentary

Siddhant Adlakha World leaders have rarely been captured with as much intimacy as in Michelle Walshe and Lindsay Utz’s “Prime Minister.” While the duo — whose credits include “Chasing Great” and “American Factory” respectively — are its ultimate architects, the shape the movie takes is largely owed to Clarke Gayford, partner and eventual husband to the doc’s subject, former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Gayford’s proximity is a double-edged sword, one the rest of the production also wields, in terms of its limited political approach. However, as a portrait of struggles in the seat of power, the film presses all the right emotional buttons.

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