‘A Bit of Light’ Review: A Life-Affirming Drama About a Suicidal Iranian Doctor
Ali Asgari’s Venice competition entry 'A Bit of Light' threads the needle between morose humor and gentle naturalism.
Catherine Deneuve on Playing a ‘Punk Fairy Godmother’ in Léa Domenach’s Venice-Bound ‘A Man’s Skin,’ a Feminist Medieval Musical (EXCLUSIVE)
Catherine Deneuve discusses her wild role in Léa Domenach’s 'A Man's Skin,' a medieval music which world premieres at the Venice Film Festival.
Venice Film Festival Takeaways: Malkovich Storms the Oscar Race, Political Movies Dominate Buzz and More
From John Malkovich's Oscar buzz to political chatter, here are takeaways from this year's Venice Film Festival.
Venice Final Cut Winner Machérie Ekwa Bahango on ‘Madi Makambu’ and Why She Wants Congo to Be Seen: ‘We’re a Great Nation That Needs to Write Its Own History’
Final Cut winner Machérie Ekwa Bahango talks Congolese cinema and her upcoming film ‘Madi Makambu,’ awarded La Biennale di Venezia Prize.
‘No Other Land’ Co-Directors on Their New Hot-Button Doc ‘NAZA’ and Interviewing 24 Israeli Soldiers in ‘Total Secrecy’: ‘There Is Still So Much Denial of What Is Happening’ in Gaza
Israeli Directors of 'No Other Land' discuss their new hot-button doc 'NAZA,' which explores Israel’s 'mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza.'
‘Jupiter’ Review: A Claustrophobic Study of a Nuclear-Escalation Nightmare That Feels Too Small for the Big Screen
Denis Menochet plays a French President facing a dire nuclear dilemma in Alexandre Smia's "Jupiter," an efficient but small-scale political procedural
Ellen Burstyn Was ‘Sure’ Her Career Would Be ‘Finished by 40’: ‘The Fact That I’m 93 and Working Is a Miracle’
Ellen Burstyn worried her career would be over at 40, but she's still acting at 93 years old.
‘A Common Story’ Review: A Stunningly Played Study of a Couple Whose Inability to Articulate Their Emotions Drives Them Apart
Director Anna Foglietta guides Alba Rohrwacher and Guido Caprino, both superb, through the spaces between words in her debut 'A Common Story.'
‘Company’ Stars Nick Nolte, Adelaide Clemens on the Film’s Power of Stillness
Nick Nolte and Adelaide Clemens on Casey Affleck’s Venice competition drama “Company,” a three-era story of grief, forgiveness and human connection.
‘Queer Edward II’ Review: A Terrific Doc Portal to the Early ’90s that Captures — and Liberates — Derek Jarman’s Trailblazing Spirit
Theo Rollason's "Queer Edward II" brings to life BTS footage from Derek Jarman's "Edward II" set, featuring Tilda Swinton, Sandy Powell and more.