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Ahead of the Locarno premiere of his debut feature 'September Afternoon,' the young creative who loves "dead time" discusses his unique film language and resisting uniformity.
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The number of EU citizens who can afford a week off varies across the bloc, with the rising costs of accommodation, transport, and food cited as reasons for holiday poverty.
Most students don’t need a premium laptop to get through class notes, Google Docs, Canvas, Zoom, and the usual stack of browser tabs.
Tallinn City Government plans to change the locations of tram stops on Pärnu maantee have been criticised by the president of the Association of Architects, who says stops will be placed too far…
A Japanese designer has developed a technology that generates tiny amounts of electricity from everyday materials such as soil, water, food and construction waste.
For more than a century, botanists collected an alpine flower with dead insects still attached. A new study has finally shown that the plant was eating them.
