Happy Friday, Insiders.
Jesse Whittock here with what it all means in MediaLand.
(On a side note, that message wasnt the only thing Equity had to say this week.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer will be the next Prime Minister of the UKStefan Rousseau/PA Images via Getty Images
No word yet from Biden.
Andreas analysis and Maxs list of five likely demands from the UK film and TV industries can be foundhereandhere.
While all coverage and analysis from the UK is overhere.
Labour’sKeir Starmeris the next Prime Minister of the UKChristopher Furlong/Getty Images
President Emmanuel Macrons centrist block came a damaging third.
All eyes are now on Sundays second round of voting.
And what does this all mean for Frances respected cultural sector?
Her iconic and harrowing pictures revealed many of the horrors of the global conflict.
More on Munich below, by the way.
Party lines drawn:Winslet wasnt the only notable actress addressing womens issues in entertainment this week.
Read our interview with herhere.
Mexico-born filmmaker Michel Franco will screen his 2023 dramaMemory, starring Jessica Chastain and Peter Sarsgaard.
Damon Wise interviews Westhere.
Karlovy Vary ends tomorrow.
Godreches complaint could not be dealt with by the courts due to Frances statute of limitation regulations.
The actress missed the period by a whisker.
A decision on the complaints against him is expected in the coming days.
Also Hot:Cillian Murphys latest film,Steve,wrapped productionthis week.
Nancy with the scoop and a first-look image from the set.
More heat:The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpinisgetting a second seasonon Apple TV+.
Exiting:Roma Khanna, from Universal International Studios after just six months.
Celebration:Australias screen biz was in party mood after its Location Offset rebate wasincreased to 30%.
Legal:A man who plotted to kidnap, rape and murder UK presenter Holly Willoughby wasfound guilty.
Webtoon:The webcomic platforms bossestold Sara Merican about their plansfollowing its debut on Nasdaq.
Alternative:Maths whizz and presenter Carol Vorderman willdeliver the Alternative MacTaggartat the Edinburgh TV Festival next month.
Trailer:For David Prettos horror-dramaContinent.
