Full List, from Deadline: VENICE 79 Golden Lion Poor Things, Yorgos Lanthimos Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize Evil Does Not...
Read moreALL HAIL QUEEN JULIANNE. The awards of the 79th Venice Film Festival were handed out tonight and they were fabulous....
Read moreHaving now seen all 23 (!) films in competition at the 79th Venice Film Festival, it’s time to play our...
Read moreOk, so BLONDE premiered. Adapted from Joyce Carol Oates’ novel of the same name, it’s an artful reconstruction of Marilyn...
Read moreIf Hirokazu Koreeda (SHOPLIFTERS, BROKER) is Japan’s king of family dramas, Kôji Fukada is his evil twin. The latter makes...
Read moreGood storytelling has magic, and when Martin McDonagh tells you a story, you know you’re in the hands of a...
Read moreDarren Aronofsky is a director who, in my eyes, has never missed. Even the least celebrated of his work shows...
Read moreWhen filmmakers take a break from telling other people’s stories and draw inspiration from their own past, the result can...
Read moreIn 2001, Todd Field rocked the indie film world with his debut narrative feature IN THE BEDROOM, which went on...
Read moreWhen it was announced that Noah Baumbach’s latest will open the 79th Venice Film Festival, I debated whether to read...
Read moreI’ve been going to the Venice Film Festival since 2014 and, judging from the lineup they just announced, the upcoming...
Read moreThere was another brief lull here at the 76th Venice Film Festival until things picked up again today with Chinese...
Read moreAs was often the case, this year’s Venice competition started off strong but lost some steam as it crossed the...
Read moreAfter the surprising inclusion of JOKER in Venice’s competition lineup, festival artistic director Alberto Barbera revealed in an interview that,...
Read moreAnother year, another trip to the dreamy sun-kissed wonderland that is Lido. For the 76th time, cinema-lovers from around the...
Read moreAlfonso Cuaron's astonishing and personal film Roma takes the Golden Lion at Venice, while Yorgos Lanthimos' The Favourite wins the...
Read more"An expanded, intellectualized retelling of a popular witch tale that actually tries to give each of its nasty scares a...
Read moreAnd into Oscar territory, we go. With The Favourite, Roma and First Man all having screened at Venice, we'll hear...
Read moreAlfonso Cuaron's rivetting Roma has bowed at the Venice Film Festival to rave reviews. Set in Mexico City, it is...
Read moreThis is the second time Vivian Qu has brought a film to the Toronto Film Festival. She was last here in...
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