📰 4 sources covering this story

Protest at the Locarno Film Festival Remembers 60,000 Names of the Dead of Gaza

First covered 4 days ago · latest take 1 hrs ago. Compare how each outlet is covering it — and rate the sources you trust.

Protest at the Locarno Film Festival Remembers 60,000 Names of the Dead of Gaza
Variety
Variety1 hrs ago
Protest at the Locarno Film Festival Remembers 60,000 Names of the Dead of Gaza
Locarno became the latest film festival to see protests at the continuing situation in Gaza and Palestine’s Occupied Territories. While music from the Campari Lounge boomed into the evening, approximately 100 demonstrators unwound a shroud bearing the names of 60,000 people who have been killed in Gaza since the beginn
Swissinfo
Swissinfo1 days ago
Actor Jean-Luc Bideau celebrated at Locarno Film Festival
Celebrated Swiss actor Jean-Luc Bideau will receive a lifetime achievement award at the Locarno Film Festival. Also at the weekend, Bideau will be seen starring in François-Christophe Marzal’s film Ah que le bonheur est proche ! At the age of 86, the Geneva-born actor reflects on his career with clarity. Faced with thi
Virginie Efira’s Love for Cinema and Locarno Has No Limits — Even If Her Mic Does
The Belgian-born actress, who pulled double duty in the Cannes competition program this year with 'All of a Sudden' and 'Parallel Tales,' received the Leopard Club Award at the Swiss festival.
Deadline
Deadline🏁 first to report4 days ago
Locarno Film Festival Head Giona A. Nazzaro Talks Mission To Liberate Spectators In The Age Of The Algorithm As 79th Edition Kicks Off
The Locarno Film Festival opens today with the world premiere of French directorial duo Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh’s The Green Eyes in front of 8,000 spectators on the lakeside town’s Piazza Grande. The opening ceremony will also see Isabella Rossellini feted with the festival’s Excellence Award, with further hon