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Charli xcx, Natalie Portman and Salman Rushdie lead 2026 Sundance lineup

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 10 December 2025

The festival says goodbye to both founder Robert Redford and its longtime home of Park City, Utah, with a selection of provocative documentaries and starry new films

New films starring Charli xcx, Natalie Portman and Salman Rushdie will all receive their world premieres at next month’s Sundance film festival.

The festival will be held for the last time in Park City, Utah, before it moves to Boulder, Colorado, in 2027. Over the years, it has been home to the first screenings of films including Get Out, Four Weddings and a Funeral, The Blair Witch Project, Past Lives, Napoleon Dynamite, Precious and Little Miss Sunshine.

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Charli xcx, Natalie Portman and Salman Rushdie lead 2026 Sundance lineup

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 10 December 2025

The festival says goodbye to both founder Robert Redford and its longtime home of Park City, Utah, with a selection of provocative documentaries and starry new films

New films starring Charli xcx, Natalie Portman and Salman Rushdie will all receive their world premieres at next month’s Sundance film festival.

The festival will be held for the last time in Park City, Utah, before it moves to Boulder, Colorado, in 2027. Over the years, it has been home to the first screenings of films including Get Out, Four Weddings and a Funeral, The Blair Witch Project, Past Lives, Napoleon Dynamite, Precious and Little Miss Sunshine.

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Charli xcx, Natalie Portman and Salman Rushdie lead 2026 Sundance lineup

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 10 December 2025

The festival says goodbye to both founder Robert Redford and its longtime home of Park City, Utah, with a selection of provocative documentaries and starry new films

New films starring Charli xcx, Natalie Portman and Salman Rushdie will all receive their world premieres at next month’s Sundance film festival.

The festival will be held for the last time in Park City, Utah, before it moves to Boulder, Colorado, in 2027. Over the years, it has been home to the first screenings of films including Get Out, Four Weddings and a Funeral, The Blair Witch Project, Past Lives, Napoleon Dynamite, Precious and Little Miss Sunshine.

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Nicola Jennings on Donald Trump and the ‘civilisational erasure’ of Europe – cartoon

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 10 December 2025

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Nicola Jennings on Donald Trump and the ‘civilisational erasure’ of Europe – cartoon

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 10 December 2025

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Nicola Jennings on Donald Trump and the ‘civilisational erasure’ of Europe – cartoon

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 10 December 2025

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Scotland’s looser rules on assisted dying could lead to ‘death tourism’, say senior politicians

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 10 December 2025

Cross-party group of MSPs says bill going through Holyrood could attract people from elsewhere in UK

Senior Scottish politicians fear there could be a risk of “death tourism” from terminally ill people travelling from other parts of the UK to end their lives in Scotland.

A cross-party group of MSPs, including the deputy first minister, Kate Forbes, said the looser controls on eligibility written into an assisted dying bill for Scotland could attract people unhappy with stricter rules planned for England and Wales.

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Scotland’s looser rules on assisted dying could lead to ‘death tourism’, say senior politicians

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 10 December 2025

Cross-party group of MSPs says bill going through Holyrood could attract people from elsewhere in UK

Senior Scottish politicians fear there could be a risk of “death tourism” from terminally ill people travelling from other parts of the UK to end their lives in Scotland.

A cross-party group of MSPs, including the deputy first minister, Kate Forbes, said the looser controls on eligibility written into an assisted dying bill for Scotland could attract people unhappy with stricter rules planned for England and Wales.

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Scotland’s looser rules on assisted dying could lead to ‘death tourism’, say senior politicians

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 10 December 2025

Cross-party group of MSPs says bill going through Holyrood could attract people from elsewhere in UK

Senior Scottish politicians fear there could be a risk of “death tourism” from terminally ill people travelling from other parts of the UK to end their lives in Scotland.

A cross-party group of MSPs, including the deputy first minister, Kate Forbes, said the looser controls on eligibility written into an assisted dying bill for Scotland could attract people unhappy with stricter rules planned for England and Wales.