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Monday, September 16, 2024

Today’s AJ Highlights

Good morning: Here are today’s highlights.

  • Where Will Sundance End Up? The Sundance Film Festival may be relocating, with Boulder, Cincinnati, and Salt Lake City emerging as the finalists for its new home. This decision could reshape the festival’s future and the local economies of these cities. Read more in Seattle Times.
  • Documentary Filmmakers Struggle with AI Replacing Historical Footage Filmmakers are increasingly concerned about the use of AI-generated images in documentaries to replace historical footage. This raises questions about authenticity and the preservation of historical truth in storytelling. Read more in Variety.
  • Counterpoint: Becoming a Movie Star Isn’t Easy for Younger Actresses Either Margaret Qualley discusses the challenges young actresses face in navigating Hollywood and staying true to themselves in a competitive industry. Her candid reflections shed light on the personal and professional hurdles of modern stardom. Read more in The New York Times.
  • The Toronto Film Festival Highlights Older Female Icons The Toronto Film Festival featured a strong representation of older women in its films, sparking both applause and continued criticism over ageism and sexism in the industry. These films are pushing boundaries but also facing cultural resistance. Read more in HuffPost.
  • Oxford University Press Faces Backlash Over Firing Unionized Staff Oxford University Press has come under fire for terminating thirteen unionized staff members, sparking protests and grievances. This decision has stirred controversy, particularly as the workers were vital to the press’s award-winning content. Read more in LitHub.

As usual, the rest of our weekend stories are below. See you tomorrow.

Doug


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