Venice 2026
In ‘Until the Day Ends,’ Two Serbs on Opposite Sides of a Deeply Divided Society Fall for Each Other (Exclusive Venice Trailer)
Watch a Venice 2026 film clip for 'Until the Day Ends,' a story of love amid student protests in Serbia by Jelena Maksimovic.
Ride the ‘Meteorite’! Two Women, Smuggling Mobiles Into a Prison, Journey Through an Amusement Park (Exclusive Trailer)
Watch a film trailer for 'Meteorite,' the Venice Critics' Week 2026 debut by Sebastián Munera about two women on a journey through an amusement park.
In ‘Moolah,’ an Organized Crime Reporter Looks to Reboot His Career (Exclusive Venice Clips)
In Venice 2026 film 'Moolah' by Jerome Pierrat, a French organized crime reporter reboots his career. Watch exclusive clips for the movie.
In ‘Eklipse,’ a Teen Faces Silence and Rejection After His Father Gets “the Gay Disease” (Exclusive Clip)
Watch a film clip for 'Eklipse,' premiering at Venice 2026, a Manuel Wetscher movie on a teen whose father gets AIDS, which some call the gay disease.
In ‘I Matter,’ a Young Roma Woman Struggles to Keep Two Worlds From Colliding (Exclusive Venice Clip)
Watch an exclusive film clip for 'I Matter,' a Venice 2026 premiere by Roma star, filmmaker Alina Serban, inspired by her own life experiences.
Restored Apichatpong Weerasethakul Films on Sale in Venice
Match Factory is handling sales on restored films from Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul, including Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives.
mk2 Films Launches Sales on Venice Gaza Documentary ‘NAZA’
The new doc from No Other Land directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor was a late edition to the Venice competition line-up.
Venice Adds Gaza Doc ‘Naza’ to Competition
Directed by 'No Other Land' filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, the doc explores Israeli military killings of Palestinian civilians in Gaza.
‘I Plant My Hand in the Garden’ Blurs the Line Between Autobiography and Fiction to Explore Identity and Family (Exclusive Venice Trailer)
Watch a film trailer for 'I Plant My Hand in the Garden,' world premiering in the 2026 Venice Days program, from directors Hoda Taheri, Boris Hadzija.
‘DAU’ Director Defends Film After Ukraine Backlash
Ilya Khrzhanovsky says attacks on his film, including from the Ukraine Ministry of Culture, are factually wrong and misrepresent the movie.