Jafar Panahi’s Cinematic Rebellions

I met with Jafar Panahi, 65, at the Reign restaurant in Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York hotel. Sheida Dayani, a theater historian and professor, was there to translate for him during his press tour for his new film, *It Was Just an Accident*. The film was secretly shot over 25 days in Tehran, and he’s become quite skilled at working discreetly. He arrived dressed in his typical style: dark sunglasses, a black polo shirt, and an army-green jacket, with a faint smell of cigarettes – he smokes about three packs a day. His voice is deep and resonant. He wasn’t feeling his best and was drinking hot water with honey instead of his usual Persian remedy, rock candy. We met just hours before the film’s premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, which was the sixth stop on a world tour that began at Cannes in late May, where *It Was Just an Accident* won the Palme d’Or. This award put him in an exclusive group of filmmakers – only three others, Henri-Georges Clouzot, Michelangelo Antonioni, and Robert Altman – have won the top prize at Cannes, Venice, and Berlin.

Battlefield 6 instant-death bug is driving players insane

During the recent Open Beta, many players discussed problems with how the game connected players and kept things synchronized. This caused a frustrating issue where what one player saw happening didn’t quite match what another player saw. For instance, you might be targeted by an enemy before you’ve even rounded a corner and seen them.

Rare’s Canceled Xbox Title Everwild Finally Seen In Leaked Screenshots

When the game was canceled, only two trailers had been released, and very little was known about it beyond those brief, intriguing glimpses. It seemed like we’d never learn much else. However, screenshots from early versions of the game have now appeared online, finally giving fans a look at what could have been.

Battlefield 6 Is Already Doing Huge Numbers On Steam

Battlefield 6 is currently the most popular game in the series on Steam, with more players online than any previous installment. It’s been consistently among Steam’s top games all weekend and is also the best-selling title, even though it costs $70. This strong start suggests Battlefield 6 is the first truly successful game in the series for quite some time.