succession Creator Jesse Armstrong will be among the main speakers of this year’s opening cinema program at the Hi Literary Festival.
From May 22 to June, the literary festival has long announced its plans earlier this month to expand with a new sidebar designated for cinema in cooperation with Mobi.
The full festival program has been announced this morning. Ordinary people and You may destroy you Etta O’Brien’s intimate relationship coordinator, director Mark Evans, producer Ed Talvan and screenwriter Tom Polo and Josh Hames (Mr. Berton).
Rebecca Linkvich will also pass through straw to discuss her adaptation with Dibora Levy Hot milk While the novelist Robert Harris discusses his novel Good.
The festival show, which is held in the newly constructed Moby Cine Bergman IslandAki kurismäki’s Fallen leavesMatti Diop DahmiAnd Joachim Trier’s The worst person in the world.
Other addresses that have been appointed on the screen include How to have sex, Queer, First Cow, AlcarRàs, departure decision, Aftersun, Priscilla, Days Perfect, Petite Maman, and The worst person in the world.
Film names and other TVs are appointed to the festival Jamelaa Jamil, Michael Shen, Stephen Fry and the artist GraySon Perry.
Elsewhere, the Hi Festival will be launched this year, George Aliagia’s lecture to celebrate the late BBC news leader George Alagea. Once the BBC’s most journalists died in 2023 after he was diagnosed with bowel cancer in the fourth stage.
The opening lecture will be entered by Ibn Alagiah Matt and the writer HiSham Matar delivered it on Monday, May 26. In his lecture, Mattar will talk about the late Egyptian writer Naguweeb Muhfuz, the first Arab winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature and one of the best writers in the Arab world.
