‘The Mayor of Rione Sanità’ Trailer: Venice Competition Entry Is Classic Crime Story With a Modern Twist
Exclusive: Italian director Mario Martone returns to Venice with a new adaptation of the classic play by Eduardo De Filippo.
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Venice Juror Jennifer Kent Disappointed Only Two Women Directors Competing at 2019 Festival
“I hoped there would be more. I really did,” said the filmmaker behind “The Nightingale” and “The Babadook.”
TIFF and Venice Lineups Are Good Reasons to Get Excited For the Fall — IndieWire’s Movie Podcast
Screen Talk, episode 252: With some big premiere dates finally on the calendar, September suddenly holds a lot of potential. Here’s why.
2019 Venice Film Festival Lineup: ‘Ad Astra,’ ‘Joker,’ and More to Compete for Golden Lion
The 76th annual Venice Film Festival runs August 29 to September 7.
The 12 Best Movies of the Fall Festivals, From ‘Roma’ to ‘High Life’
After several dense weeks of new movies, these are the ones that stand out.
Venice Film Festival Awards: ‘Roma’ Wins the Golden Lion as ‘The Favourite’ Lives Up to Its Name
Willem Dafoe, “The Sisters Brothers,” and “The Nightingale” won big as well.
Film Critic at ‘Nightingale’ Venice Screening Yells Sexist Remark About Jennifer Kent, and the Director Has a Powerful Response
“The Babadook” director is notable for being the only female director in competition at the Venice Film Festival this year.
Venice Film Festival Director Alberto Barbera on Gender Disparity, Netflix Controversies, and Steve Bannon
The 68-year-old one-time critic faces a lot of controversy this year, but he’s ready to face the hard questions.
‘American Dharma’ Review: Errol Morris’ Steve Bannon Documentary Is the Most Disturbing Movie of the Year — Venice
As Morris challenges the alt-right icon to justify his ideas, this fascinating portrait makes it unclear who has the upper hand.
‘Vox Lux’ Rocks Venice: Natalie Portman’s ‘Ferocious’ Performance Hailed As a ‘Career-High’ in First Reviews
“The Childhood of a Leader” director Brady Corbet gets the best out of Portman in his second directorial effort.
‘Monrovia, Indiana’ Review: Frederick Wiseman Goes to Trump Country, Where No One Talks About Trump — Venice
More impressionistic than intellectual, Wiseman’s latest is yet more proof of his abilities as a master image-maker.
‘What You Gonna Do When the World’s On Fire?’ Review: Roberto Minervini’s Doc Poetically Explores Life in the Deep South
Venice: Minervini’s verité-influenced film leans hard on its lush black and white cinematography in its attempt to offer a snapshot of African-American life in the Deep South.
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