Elon Musk’s MAGA Shift, Self-Driving Cars, Myths About Mars and More Get Examined in New Documentary: 5 Biggest Revelations
Here are five takeaways from Alex Gibney's Elon Musk documentary "Musk," which premiered at Venice Film Festival.
Penélope Cruz Says It Would Be ‘Very Contradictory’ to Star in ‘Bunker’ and Refuse to Talk About Politics: It ‘Involves So Many Aspects of Where the World Is Right Now’
Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem discussed their willingness to speak out about politics at a Venice Film Festival press conference for 'Bunker.'
Levan Koguashvili Brings ’90s Georgia to Venice With Comedic Drama ‘Guria’
The comedic drama, premiering in Venice's Spotlight section, blends Georgian folk music and tragicomedy in the story of a 1990s hazelnut farmer.
Andy Serkis Unleashes Imagination with Venice Immersive Breakout ‘Nevatars’
Andy Serkis' 'Nevatars' is one of two projects at Venice Immersive showcasing Google's XREAL Aura smart glasses.
Inside the Restoration of Indian Cult Classic ‘English, August,’ Heading to Venice as Relevant as Ever (EXCLUSIVE)
Dev Benegal and Film Heritage Foundation's Shivendra Singh Dungarpur on restoring 'English, August' for Venice, and why it still resonates.
Venice Horizons Winner Anuparna Roy Returns to Lido With Mumbai Story of Migrants, Desire and Belonging ‘Lovers in the Blue Night’
India's Anuparna Roy discusses her Venice Horizons entry 'Lovers in the Blue Night.'
‘No Paradise If You Are Killed by a Woman’ Review: Iraq’s Oscar Submission Offers a Patriotic Anthem to the Kurdish Peshmerga’s Fight Against Islamic State
A female Kurdish sniper searches Mosul for her sister in Halkawt Mustafa's Iraqi Oscar submission 'No Paradise If You Are Killed by a Woman.'
Luca Guadagnino on Casting Hollywood A-Listers in Subversive Roles: ‘I Have Worked With Some of the Finest’
Luca Guadagnino discussed casting Hollywood stars in subversive roles: 'We are like children playing on the beach, kind of creating these sandcastles'
‘Look Back’ Review: Once Past the Over- Preciousness of a Child’s World, Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Manga Adaptation Becomes a Moving Tribute to Friendship
In 'Look Back,' Hirokazu Kore-eda recaptures his semi-naïve sense of wonder at life’s beauties and the joy of sharing them with those we love.
‘The Spiral’ Review: Paolo Strippoli’s Lurid Faustian Tragedy Shores Up His Reputation as Italy’s New Horror Virtuoso
Paolo Strippoli's latest horror film 'The Spiral' is enlivened by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi's divalicious turn as a trenchcoat-wearing femme fatale Satan.