Leo Barraclough

Leo Barraclough is the International Features Editor at Variety, where he assigns articles about the international film and TV business and writes numerous news and feature stories. He also edits many of Variety's e-Show Dailies. Prior to joining Variety, he served as a managing editor at Screen International and was involved in trade journalism at Moving Pictures International as News Editor and Deputy Editor. He is a member of BAFTA.

Biography:  https://variety.com/author/leo-barraclough/

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Recent Articles

Karlovy Vary Film Festival 2024: A Diverse Lineup of Films and Honors for Franz Kafka

Karlovy Vary Film Festival 2024: A Diverse Lineup of Films and Honors for Franz Kafka

Broke On: Tuesday, 28 May 2024 The 58th Karlovy Vary Film Festival (June 28-July 6, 2024) features a diverse lineup of films in the Crystal Globe and Proxima Competitions, honoring Franz Kafka on his centennial. Notable titles include 'Rude to Love,' 'Celebration,' and 'Loveable.' Juries are led by Geoffrey Rush and Christine Vachon for Crystal Globe, Mohamed Kordofani for Proxima. Ten special screenings, including world premieres, will be held alongside a focus on Kafka's influence on cinema.