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Peacock

At the International Critics Week, which runs parallel to the Venice film festival, the directorial debut of Austrian…

By Selina Sondermann
Venice

Basileia

In her feature-length debut, Isabella Torre weaves together the supernatural and the sublime. Basileia is an enigmatic tale…

By Antonia Georgiou
Venice

Cloud

Kiyoshi Kurosawa is perhaps best known for Pulse, a sombre techno-horror in which ghosts use the internet as…

By Andrew Murray
Venice

The Brutalist

One of the undisputed highlights canvassing the autumn festivals before its general release in early 2025 is actor-turned-director…

By Selina Sondermann
Venice

The Quiet Son

The fact that Vincent Lindon won Venice’s Best Actor award for his performance in it – over Adrien…

By Selina Sondermann
Venice

Peaches Goes Bananas

Premiering at Venice Days at the Venice Film Festival, Peaches Goes Bananas spans 17 years of footage captured by…

By Christina Yang
Venice

Diva Futura

Given the long and rich history of cinema, it’s understandable that filmmakers occasionally like to celebrate aspects of…

By Andrew Murray
Venice

Love

Everybody is different, but everyone wants to be loved. Nowhere is this sentiment truer in Norwegian filmmaker Dag…

By Andrew Murray
Venice

Why War

For as long as there have been humans, there’s been war. Despite the untold death, destruction, and horrors…

By Andrew Murray