AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoKarlovy Vary Film Festival: Myanmar-set drama Fruit Gathering (Aung Phyoe) won the Crystal Globe, with the jury praising its shift from “work and friendship” to “harrowing drama of obsession and queer desire.” Luxembourg Arts & Culture: Local violin spotlight—12-year-old Eloisa Aubert impressed with passion and perseverance as she prepares for the International School Gaston Thorn. Free Speech in Schools: Luxembourg teacher Fatima Kurtic was fired over Instagram posts on Palestine; students and parents protested, arguing the action targets her expression. Music/Pop Culture: Ice Nine Kills and Dead by Daylight dropped the second part of “Play Dead,” with a Luxembourg stop on the 2027 tour. Sports & Local Interest: Robbie Williams brought his rarely seen daughter Teddy (13) onstage in Luxembourg during his Britpop tour. Tech & Media Rights: EU court rulings strengthen a 14-day cancellation right for personalized streaming sign-ups, limiting waiver clauses. What’s On: Locarno unveiled an “adventurous” lineup for Aug 5–15, including Ann Oren’s Objet A and Isabelle Huppert among headline names.
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