SOMETHING’S gone a bit wrong with this one: the URL billed as a film-festival chat about whether cult classics like ‘Trainspotting’ could get financed today is currently serving up an entirely different page.

Rather than anything about Christine Vachon, Film4, BBC Film, or a “greenlight test”, the text on the page is a scattershot list of unrelated entertainment and media headlines.

The top visible item reads “Streaming Saves TV in Upfront, but Ad-Dollar Declines for Linear Are Significant”, before veering into sports with “NFL Hall of Fame Game 2026: How to Watch Carolina Panthers vs. Arizona Cardinals Live Online”.

From there, it pivots hard into CNN-focused items, including a line about Rosie O’Donnell being “surprised” by Jimmy Kimmel’s guest-hosting offer and her view that a David Ellison-run CNN would be “tragic”, plus multiple entries labelled “EXCLUSIVE” about CNN shows, correspondents and expected moves.

Elsewhere on the same page, the headline list namechecks a grab bag of film and TV topics — from a ‘Sons of Anarchy’ cast reunion for an FX limited series, to a ‘Yellowjackets’ “fourth and final season” release date, to Dane Cook alleging his brother stole $12 million.

As it stands, there’s no readable information here about the film panel teased in the listing — just a very busy menu of completely different stories.