‘Pete Townshend: Behind Blue Eyes’ Review: The Legendary Rocker Gets a Lively Doc That Asks: Who Are You? And Then Doesn’t Fully Answer It
The legendary rocker gets a lively doc that asks: Who are you? And doesn't fully answer it.
Robert Pattinson Wants Chris Hansen to Like ‘Primetime’ Despite His Criticisms: ‘I Hope the Inspiration His Character Has Given Is Some Kind of Compliment’
Robert Pattinson talks about his role as 'To Catch a Predator' host Chris Hansen in the A24 crime thriller 'Primetime,' which premieres at Venice.
Aflac Taps Affleck for Commercials to Keep Insurance Customers Quacking
Aflac has tapped Ben Affleck and his Artists Equity production company for a new series of commercials that pair the actor with the famous Aflac Duck
‘Our Share of Sand’ Review: A Brooding Indian Social Drama Told Through the Eyes of a Young Girl
Shalini Adnani’s debut feature 'Our Share of Sand' turns a diasporic gaze into an autocritique of pervasive structures.
‘Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass’ Review: The Famous Cat-and-Mouse Duo Are Not Themselves In a Chaotic Chinese Cartoon
Zhang Gang's 'Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass' slots the veteran Hanna-Barbera characters into a bizarre adventure rooted in Chinese mythology.
‘Mr Nelson, Did You Kill People?’ Review: An Assaultive Yet Turgid and Outdated Vietnam PTSD Drama
Shinya Tsukamoto's unnecessary "Mr Nelson, Did You Kill People?" stars Rodney Hicks and Geoffrey Rush in the true story of a marine haunted by "'Nam."
‘Everest: The Other Side’ Review: The ‘Free Solo’ Directors Return With Another Extreme Sports Doc, This Time Tainted by Tragedy
Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin's 'Everest: The Other Side' spectacularly chronicles two ski mountaineers' dream, but asks too few questions.
Swiss Projects at the Venice Gap-Financing Market: Natural Disaster, Complicated Romance, Exploited Migrants, Murder Mystery in Montana
The event presents works from Stéphanie Argerich, Flurin Giger, Ursula Meier, Kaveh Bakhtiari, Valentin Merz, Laura Israel and Alberto Fasulo.
‘The Liberation’ Review: Carrie Coon Is Breathtaking as a Woman Lured by a Cult in Guy Nattiv’s Deeply Personal Film
Carrie Coon is superb in Guy Nattiv's 'The Liberation,' a well-paced, gripping psychological thriller also starring Lily James and Bella Ramsey.
Impact of War in Iran Set to Feature in Two Venice Film Festival Dramas
The impact of war in Iran on Iranian society will feature in two Venice Film Festival dramas. Producers discuss Iranian cinema's increased challenges.
Rubaiyat Hossain on Bodies, Beauty and Venice, Toronto and London-Bound ‘The Difficult Bride,’ Clip Unveiled (EXCLUSIVE)
Rubaiyat Hossain discusses the body, beauty and patriarchy in Venice, Toronto and London selection 'The Difficult Bride.'