All posts tagged venice film festival

Filmmakers have used war movies to explore what it means to be human for...

Rebecca (Sara Forestier) somewhat naively seeks a romantic...

Taking no prisoners, Babygirl opens with Nicole Kidman’s moans accompanying the...

In Valerio Mastandrea’s Feeling Better, coma patients walk as...

Artists often wrestle with the conundrum: how to give form to grief? How to give...

As the Oscar campaign season heats up, Bradley Cooper presents Maestro, his...

Anyone walking into this film without prior knowledge of its nature might...

William Friedkin, one of the greatest directors of all time,...

The premonition: is it faith or fake?  Fien Troch will debut her fifth feature film,...

This year’s Venice is all about hired killers and professional assassins: from...