AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoKarlovy Vary Film Festival: The 60th KVIFF wrapped with Myanmar-set drama “Fruit Gathering” winning the Crystal Globe/Grand Prix, while “The Guest” took the Special Jury Prize and top acting/directing honors; festival buzz also included Juliette Binoche and a Europa Cinemas Label for “3 Weeks After”. Slovak Cinema & Culture: “Lover, Not a Fighter” (Martina Buchelová) scored as a GenZ romance hit at KVIFF, and “Only Beautiful Things to Look At” drew sharp debate for its portrayal of forced sterilization. World Cup Football: Jude Bellingham keeps England’s World Cup dream alive with a Norway brace as the quarter-final referee is confirmed as Clement Turpin; meanwhile Cape Verde keeper Vozinha became the namesake of a newly discovered sea slug. Sports (Slovakia-linked): In the ISSF Shotgun World Cup, India’s Neeru Dhanda started with a perfect 75/75, with Slovak Zuzana Rehak Stefecekova tied just behind. Local Life: Prague 8 installed smart sports lockers at schools, letting kids borrow equipment for free for up to 90 minutes. Media/Policy: Slovakia plans a single law to restrict children’s social media access, and the state warned that online food sales must follow distance-selling rules.
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