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The Atlantic Festival 2022

Ideas Stage: back-to-back interviews you don't want to miss, featuring Alexis McGill Johnson, Ed Yong and more!

The Atlantic Festival's Ideas Stage is the destination for back-to-back interviews with luminaries across the fields of business, science, technology, politics, and culture. Bold thinkers address the most significant issues of our time on the festival mainstage while Atlantic journalists dissect their ideas about the way forward. The Ideas Stage can be livestreamed daily with the Virtual Festival Pass and is can't-miss programming, with speakers to be announced on a rolling basis.

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  • speaker portraitMeredith Attwell Baker
  • speaker portraitBLKBOK

    Neo-Classical Pianist and Composer

  • speaker portraitKimberlé W. Crenshaw

    Co-founder and Executive Director, African American Policy Forum

  • speaker portraitJemele Hill

    Contributing Writer, The Atlantic

  • speaker portraitRachel Janfaza
  • speaker portraitAlexis McGill Johnson

    President and CEO, Planned Parenthood Federation of America

  • speaker portraitGlenn Kaino
  • speaker portraitRandall Kennedy

    Michael R. Klein Professor, Harvard Law School

  • speaker portraitSpencer Kornhaber

    Staff Writer, The Atlantic

  • speaker portraitSyra Madad

    Infectious Disease Epidemiologist and Senior Director, Systemwide Special Pathogens Program, NYC Health + Hospitals

  • speaker portraitHarvey Mason Jr.
  • speaker portraitCandace Montgomery

    Senior Vice President and General Manager, AtlanticLIVE

  • speaker portraitDavid Quammen

    Author, Breathless: The Scientific Race to Defeat a Deadly Virus

  • speaker portraitCaryl M. Stern

    Executive Director, Walton Family Foundation

  • speaker portraitDeanrea Sykes

    Senior at Howard University

  • speaker portraitNicholas Thompson
  • speaker portraitSuneet Varma

    Global Oncology and US President, Pfizer

  • speaker portraitElizabeth Wrigley-Field

    Assistant Professor, Sociology, University of Minnesota

  • speaker portraitEd Yong

    Staff writer, The Atlantic

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    Shah Rukh Khan To Receive Locarno Festival Lifetime Honor

    Indian superstar Shah Rukh Khan will be honored with the lifetime achievement award, the Pardo alla Carriera, or career leopard, at the 2024 Locarno Film Festival.

    The Panthaan, Don 2 and Om Shanti Om star, known to his fans as "King Khan," will receive the prize at Locarno's iconic Piazza Grande on Aug. 10.

    As part of the tribute, the festival will screen Khan's 2002 hit Devdas from director Sanjay Leela Bhansali. Khan will also take part in a public Q&A at the Forum @Spazio Cinema on Aug. 11.

    The 58-year-old actor has been a box office draw and global ambassador for Indian cinema since his breakthrough performances in Baazigar (1993) and the romantic classic Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995). He won critical praise for such films as Devadas, where he plays an alcoholic, and for his portrayal of a man with Asperger syndrome in My Name Is Khan (2010).

    Locarno Film Festival artistic director Giona A. Nazzaro called welcoming a "living legend" like Khan to the 77th edition of the festival "a dream come true," praising the Indian filmstar for the "wealth and breadth of his contribution" to Indian cinema. "Khan is a king who has never lost touch with the audience that crowned him. This brave and daring artist has always been willing to challenge himself while remaining true to what his fans all over the world eagerly expect from his films. A true 'people's hero,' sophisticated and down to earth, Shah Rukh Khan is a legend of our times."

    The award comes on the heels of Khan's highly successful 2023, which saw the release of three blockbusters: Pathaan, Jawan and Dunki, all of which were huge hits. Jawan, directed by Atlee and produced by Khan's own Red Chillies Entertainment, became by some estimates the highest-grossing Hindi film of all time, earning close to $140 million.

    The 77th Locarno Film Festival runs from Aug. 7 to 17.






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