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Kino Rebelde Boards Locarno Title ‘September Afternoon’ for International Sales (EXCLUSIVE)

Kino Rebelde has picked up international sales rights for “September Afternoon” by writer-director Nicolaas Schmidt, which has its world premiere in the Cineasti del Presente competition section at the Locarno Film Festival. The film is described as a work that “transforms the romantic idea of the summer retreat into a quiet meditation on contemporary resignation, […]

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India’s Paid Music Subscribers Could Hit 30 Million by 2028, EY-IMI Report Finds

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