I need an app that links my @letterboxd watchlist to streaming platforms and pings me the second something becomes available.
To whoever builds it, I’ll take commission for the idea.
On the same day a Palestinian terrorist stormed a bus in Israel and murdered 6 people.
I once loved and admired this industry that has given me so much. But this is another reminder that these creatives do not belong on pedestals or in politics. They are artists and nothing more
Emma Stone is among the more than 1,200 signatures — including Ayo Edebiri — who signed a pledge vowing to refuse work with Israeli institutions and companies "implicated in genocide and apartheid against the Palestinian people."
See the list of signatures here: https://t.co/08yFkB7UJV
This brouhaha over @TIFF_NET refusing to show a film about the heroic rescue by Ret. General Noam Tibon of his family on Oct 7 boils down to this:
TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey is requiring a letter from an insurer confirming that the film producer has copyright to screen footage taken by Hamas on Oct 7 of their murder spree in Israel.
Hamas very proudly live-streamed their slaughter and also uploaded video to Telegram in real time. I’m pretty sure the terrorist thugs were not focused on copyright law then or at any time since. And of course, there’s the public domain issue.
So. In other words. Cameron Bailey….and his Board of Directors….including former Toronto mayor John Tory…..is pretending that he is concerned that Hamas will sue TIFF for breach of copyright.
I don’t know which Bay Street firm acts as TIFF’s legal counsel but I think that the free world would benefit from a statement confirming that TIFF is taking this position. If I have misunderstood then a clarification would be appreciated.
Over to you, @TIFF_NET
@TheRunHomeSEN Is this purely an optics call?
If they want to keep him, fine. But I would like to know the reasons behind the decision. What can they see that nobody else can?
They won’t tell us but I imagine it will come out in time.
First poster for Park Chan-wook’s next film ‘NO OTHER CHOICE’
The film follows a man suddenly fired from a paper company and devises a unique plan to secure a new job: eliminate his competition.
Credit where it's due. Was generally great coverage, very few technical issues and an easy UX. Not cheap though and I am glad that more football will be available in one place. Just better for the consumer
Silver lining. Utd would have been dreadful in the champions league, further weakening our mental strength & seen yet another forgetful league season.
Now have more time to recover in the week, learn how to play this new system, and don’t have to paper over cracks with a trophy
@bg16__ Back then, we lose and we could be back again the next year (and we almost were).
This time, we lose and the mountain to climb gets that much higher.
But yes I agree, we don't deserve it.