artSunday, July 5, 2026
Today's art news is marked by a pair of historic firsts: Sony's 'GOAT' becomes the first major studio film with an all-disability loop group, and Elizabeth Bishop's love story gets a deep dive. Meanwhile, Karlovy Vary keeps generating headlines with Dustin Hoffman and a debut feature.
Two milestones today: one in Hollywood accessibility, one in literary biography.
Sony Pictures Animation's 'GOAT' is the first major studio film to use an all-disability loop group for crowd and ambient sounds, a milestone for disability representation in Hollywood.
The Marginalian tells the love story behind Elizabeth Bishop's poem 'One Art,' connecting her relationship with Alice Methfessel to the poem's themes of loss and love.
The festival keeps delivering stories, from Hoffman's reflections to a debut feature.
Dustin Hoffman appeared at Karlovy Vary to discuss his accidental casting in 'The Graduate' and reflect on a divided America.
Axel Bertha's debut 'Against Nature' premieres at Karlovy Vary, a haunting film about a stonemason exploring the boundary between physical and spiritual worlds.
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