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Sandra Wollner and ‘Everytime’ Hit Sarajevo on the Festival Circuit: “You Can Feel the History Here”
Austrian director Sandra Wollner has brought her third feature, “Everytime”, to the competition line-up at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, following its premiere in the Un Certain Regard section at Cannes in May. The film marks Wollner’s Cannes debut and is now reaching new audiences on the wider festival circuit, giving her insight into how…
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Avengers: Doomsday Star Sebastian Stan Knows ‘Absolutely Nothing’ About What Happens in the Movie
Sebastian Stan, who plays the Winter Soldier, has said he knows “absolutely nothing” about the plot of the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday, revealing he never received a full script for the film. This reflects Marvel’s long-standing practice of restricting access to complete scripts on major ensemble blockbusters, a policy the Russo brothers, who are directing the…
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David Shrigley London exhibition will find the funny side of old masters
David Shrigley, the contemporary British artist known for his wry humour and distinctive line drawings, will stage a major new solo exhibition at Dulwich Picture Gallery placing his work “in dialogue” with 17th-century Dutch and Flemish old masters. New commissions responding to paintings by artists including Rembrandt, Jan Steen and David Teniers the Younger will…
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World’s Best Boozers: The Millstone, Manchester
Drink up and sing along. The post World’s Best Boozers: The Millstone, Manchester first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Queen to show Budapest concert film as “one-day-only, live-gig-style experience. “It’s going to be definitively the most real experience ever of us,Queen, in our glory days”
Queen have announced two special cinema screenings of their newly restored Budapest concert film at London’s Roundhouse on 3 October, designed to recreate the atmosphere of a live show rather than a standard film showing. The event marks the latest step in bringing the band’s historic 1986 Hungary performance to modern audiences, following last month’s…
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Premier League season preview: Arsenal to Fulham | Football Weekly video
This is a Football Weekly video episode rather than a written news article: a Premier League season preview covering clubs from Arsenal to Fulham. Max Rushden hosts the discussion, joined by regular panellists Barry Glendenning, Jonathan Wilson and Philippe Auclair, kicking off the Guardian’s series of previews ahead of the new season. The 49-minute video…
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Oscars: Czech Republic Picks Doc ‘If Pigeons Turned to Gold’ as Best Int’l Feature Submission
Pepa Ljubojacki’s Berlin award winner, which uses DIY aesthetics, follows the fortunes of her brother and two cousins, whose addictions were slowly destroying their relationships, homes and feeling of safety.
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Who were the first female band to have a number one album back in 1982?
A seismic album. The post Who were the first female band to have a number one album back in 1982? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.