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Culture06 Jul
After 'Succession,' Friedman and Rasche Regroup in a Short About What Logan Roy Built

Culture06 Jul
Tehran's metro clocks return to normal hours, ending a wartime disruption residents had learned to plan around

Culture06 Jul
Sarajevo's CineLink Doubles Down on Co-Production as a €10,000 Critics' Week Tie-In Reshapes the Regional Pitch

Culture06 Jul
Alex Cox's 'Dead Souls' Rides Back into the Western, With the Director in the Saddle

Culture06 Jul
Smithsonian in the Crosshairs: How a White House Report Reopened the Politics of National Memory

Culture06 Jul
Na Hong-jin's 'Hope' drops a full international trailer — what the two-minute cut actually shows

Culture06 Jul
Iraq's Shia establishment rallies for Khamenei funeral as Tehran loses its central pole

Culture06 Jul
Sistani heir's message to Khamenei surfaces at a delicate moment in Iran's clerical hierarchy

Culture06 Jul
Baku's 'decolonial' turn: how a Baku framing of Russia is reshaping the South Caucasus information space

Culture06 Jul
A chamber ensemble closes the Moscow season with a concert the war made possible

Culture06 Jul
Inside the late-night show quietly becoming Edinburgh fringe's cult favourite

Culture06 Jul
A Gaza hospital director's last warning reaches the outside world

Culture06 Jul
Tilly Norwood lands her first feature: what an AI 'actor' signing for a starring role actually changes

Culture06 Jul
Mourning in the diaspora: Iranians and Tunisians gather for Khamenei's funeral, and a presidential misunderstanding

Culture06 Jul
‘Chewing Gum Dreams’ revival hands the lead to Lauryn Ajufo, a decade after Michaela Coel’s breakout

Culture06 Jul
Mads Mengel's 'The Guest' leans on Trine Dyrholm for a Dogme-shaped reckoning

Culture06 Jul
'The Dawn of a New World Order': Tehran stages a funeral and a manifesto

Culture06 Jul
Bogotá Audiovisual Market opens with Netflix, France and the long shadow of 'One Hundred Years of Solitude'

Culture06 Jul
Ali Fazal’s long game: from Mirzapur’s Guddu to a singular Hindi-language indie about blood and ash

Culture06 Jul
Pradeep Ranganathan's PR Show bets on directorial anthology — and a separate Indian Express essay asks why the country's footpaths are still broken

Culture06 Jul
Costner's 1990 Western rides again: a 4K 'Dances With Wolves' lands at Locarno

Culture06 Jul
Imagined flights: a half-century of art and space travel at the Smithsonian

Culture06 Jul
Akira Ikezoe's Studio of Compromised Atmospheres

Culture06 Jul
Secret Cinema bets the immersive-experience boom has further to run, with a record 'Pirates' pre-sale and a returning 'Grease'

Culture06 Jul
Two Stories, One Country: India's Public Works Puzzle

Culture06 Jul
Eggers' 'Contrapposto' and the piety of male friendship

Culture06 Jul
A Siberian summer festival and what it tells us about Russia's cultural periphery

Culture06 Jul
Comfort viewing in anxious times: why Spielberg's The Post became 2026's unlikely recession indicator

Culture06 Jul
Clooney's Venice Lion signals a festival still betting on the American star system

Culture06 Jul
Anurag Kashyap boards Bangladeshi drama 'Delupi' as presenter ahead of Rotterdam bow

Culture06 Jul
Interactive cinema makes a play for the festival circuit — and an audience that’s already watching
Culture06 Jul
India's nutrition debate turns on a single food — and the limits of that frame

Culture06 Jul
A childless couple's US$735,000 bequest and a 13% bet on Chinese AI: two readings of thrift, risk, and national capability

Culture06 Jul
Diljit Dosanjh, a banned Punjabi film, and the slow erosion of India’s informal censorship regime

Culture06 Jul
Shoot the People review: Misan Harriman's portrait, photographed against itself

Culture06 Jul
Pixar's 'Toy Story 5' Holds the Korean Box Office — But 'The Eyes' Is the Story

Culture06 Jul
A Colombian documentary on the disappeared arrives with a political warning attached

Culture06 Jul
Baghdad rehearses a state funeral: Iraq's Joint Operations Command and the politics of a sacred transfer

Culture06 Jul
'3 Weeks After' puts Bulgaria's quiet crisis of teenage violence on screen — and asks why no one intervened
Culture06 Jul
Sky buys ITV's broadcasting arm for £1.6bn, redrawing the UK's commercial TV map

Culture06 Jul
The Rolling Stones hit the studio again, and the noise around legacy rock is louder than the music

Culture06 Jul
Finn Wolfhard on growing up on Netflix, and learning to walk away

Culture06 Jul
The gig as living archive: writers recall the nights pop history turned on a single chord

Culture06 Jul
'Ran' at forty: how Kurosawa's family-suicide epic keeps surfacing in succession debates

Culture06 Jul
An Indian film disappears from a streaming platform — and Punjab's long memory finds a new precedent
Culture06 Jul
Bollywood’s action pivot: how Dhurandhar reset the ceiling for Ranveer Singh, Alia Bhatt and the Hindi box office

Culture06 Jul
Aljira at 35: how a Newark artist-led space outlasted the galleries that wanted New Jersey to behave

Culture06 Jul
Charles Seliger and the Architecture of the Invisible

Culture06 Jul
Akira Ikezoe's Frogs and Bears Aren't Cute — They're a Warning

Culture06 Jul
Vin Diesel puts 'Fast Forever' on the clock: franchise finale dated for March 2028
Culture06 Jul
A Russian digital-humanities project reads 3,000 Soviet postcards — and finds a quieter empire than the postcard promised

Culture06 Jul
Sleuthing sheep, Young Sherlock and a new Poirot: how the amateur detective quietly took over the small screen

Culture06 Jul
Switzerland's quiet fractures get a screen: Jan-Eric Mack's 'A Happy Family' and the cinema of a country that doesn't talk

Culture06 Jul
Tom Holland's first day on Christopher Nolan's 'Odyssey' felt like a firing squad — it wasn't

Culture06 Jul
Life Out There and the long loneliness of the cinematic astronaut

Culture06 Jul
An immersive werewolf game lands in Hull — and quietly tests what British regional theatre can still pull off

Culture06 Jul
Oasis reunion gets the documentary treatment: Disney+ bets the 2025 comeback still has stories left to tell

Culture06 Jul
'Minions & Monsters' opens to a franchise low, and the yellow economy is starting to sweat

Culture06 Jul
In Klin, a festival reaches for Tchaikovsky as Russia's classical music soft-power faces an exilic counterweight

Culture06 Jul
Hollywood Goes Back to the Archive: Jason Moore, 'Elle' and the Quiet Economics of IP Recycling
Culture06 Jul
A Cypriot Director Turns the Camera on Migrant Women — and on the System That Breaks Them

Culture06 Jul
Ateez's Third No. 1 Is Less About Sales Records Than About the K-Pop Industry's Centre of Gravity
Culture06 Jul
Tom Holland Thought Nolan Hated Him. The Cuts Were Doing Exactly What Cuts Do.

Culture06 Jul
Rico Nasty Returns With RX, Re-Teaming With Kenny Beats on "Cupcake"

Culture06 Jul
Margo Price's Surprise 'Days of Unrest' Lands on a July 4 Weekend When the National Mood Is Already Split

Culture06 Jul
Beyoncé Drops a Lost 2006 Track — and the Reissue Calendar Just Got Interesting

Culture05 Jul
Bulgarian duo Grozeva and Valchanov return to Karlovy Vary with a film about corruption and pro-Russia nostalgia

Culture05 Jul
Harvey Keitel turns the camera on AI's 'danger,' from Karlovy Vary

Culture05 Jul
Lalique Museum in eastern France hit by €4 million jewellery heist
Culture05 Jul
Stravinsky returns to Izvara: 'The Rite of Spring' performed at the Roerich estate for the first time

Culture05 Jul
Klin's 'Tchaikovsky's Night' gala tests whether a hometown festival can still reach beyond its shrine

Culture05 Jul
Bollywood's money problem comes for the Malayalam industry

Culture05 Jul
From a martyr's funeral, an Iranian leadership opens a different chapter

Culture05 Jul
Ukraine's refinery strike campaign crosses 200 as May sets a monthly record
Culture05 Jul
Seven million Tehran metro rides, one farewell: what the funeral numbers reveal about the Islamic Republic's reach
Culture05 Jul
A funeral procession through five cities: reading the scale of Iran's mourning for Khamenei

Culture05 Jul
Parvathy Thiruvothu's contract call lands in a wider South Indian reckoning over on-set conditions

Culture05 Jul
Jesse Eisenberg won't leave America — even after taking Polish citizenship

Culture05 Jul
A hospital director's warning from Israeli detention: what Dr. Hussam Abu Safia's case exposes
Culture05 Jul
Russian and Chinese warships converge on Qingdao as 'Maritime Cooperation 2026' exercises open in the Yellow Sea

Culture05 Jul
Trine Dyrholm's Festival Return: Why a Danish Drama About a Party Crasher Matters More Than It Looks

Culture05 Jul
Viral videos and the camera-test problem: when bystander footage rewrites a police narrative

Culture05 Jul
Tauron American Film Festival Returns to Kraków for 17th Edition, Betting on Polish Post-Production

Culture05 Jul
Camera distance and the vanishing eyewitness: a UK policing test case

Culture05 Jul
Li Bai, the burnout poet: how a Tang-dressed performer became China's most unlikely office meme

Culture05 Jul
Seventy-Seven Students, One Factory Floor: What a US-China Robotics Visit Really Signals

Culture05 Jul
A Pianist's Diary Lands in Russian Print — and the Publishing House That Issued It
Culture05 Jul
A 1,000-Year-Old Embroidery and the 21st-Century Problem of Cultural Access

Culture05 Jul
Crunchyroll and Aniplex greenlight a theatrical ‘Solo Leveling’ film — and the Korean IP export keeps compounding

Culture05 Jul
Sienna Spiro's 'The Visitor' arrives with the weight of a debut that knows exactly what it is

Culture05 Jul
A 1997 Flop, a 2026 Audience: Why IndieWire Is Reclaiming Costner's 'The Postman' for July 4

Culture05 Jul
Black Parade live and Rogen's softer pivot: the week's culture, parsed
Culture05 Jul
The ballet that held: how a childhood ticket in 1960s London became an 80-year-old habit
Culture05 Jul
When the novel reads like the algorithm: AI, authorship, and the literary establishment's panic
Culture05 Jul
Perm's Diaghilev Festival leans on dance and liturgy to mark its 20th year

Culture05 Jul
The Rolling Stones' 'Foreign Tongues' review: a late-period band finds its voice against the current

Culture05 Jul
The Indie Cinema Revival Is Not a Nostalgia Story

Culture05 Jul
Taylor Swift marries Travis Kelce in Dior: a fashion-industry upset with structural implications

Culture05 Jul
Karlovy Vary's Future Frames Bets on the European Short Film as Industry Pipeline
Culture05 Jul