The Locarno Film Festival has said it is “monitoring the situation” around the availability of acting talent following SAG-AFTRA’s decision to move forward with strike action last night. Loca…
“In light of the announced SAG-AFTRA strike, we are aware of the potential impact this situation may have on the artists involved and their professional commitments,” the statement read. “We are monitoring the situation and we are getting in contact with our guests to have a better understanding of their participation in this year’s edition of the Festival, and hence try to mitigate the consequences this might have on the organization of our event.
“We consider this strike as an unmistakable signal that draws attention to the issues that plague the contemporary film world,” the statement read.
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