Meridale Film Week draws record 90,000 as restorations steal the show
The festival's 44th edition sells out its archive strand for the first time, led by a rebuilt print of the lost 1968 classic “The Harbour Light”.
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Film, art, food and the shared life of Coravia’s cities — from Meridale Film Week to the night markets of Harbour Lane.
The festival's 44th edition sells out its archive strand for the first time, led by a rebuilt print of the lost 1968 classic “The Harbour Light”.
Ten years ago it was four stalls and a generator. Today Harbour Lane feeds 20,000 people a week — and is quietly rewriting who gets to cook in Meridale.
The chipmaker's founding family donates the country's most significant private modern collection, ending years of speculation it would leave Coravia.
Born in the price crisis of 2023, the country's 140 shared kitchens now host choirs, language cafés and a national storytelling prize.