Venice Film Festival
‘Look Back’ Review: Hirokazu Koreeda’s Lovingly Crafted Manga Adaptation Is a Delicate Charmer About Teen Friendship and Art, Joy and Sorrow
The second film based on Tatsuki Fujimoto's popular manga, Hirokazu Koreeda’s 'Look Back' is a delicate story of friendship and art, joy and sorrow.
Sabu’s ‘Arrested Memory’ Turns a Kidnapping Thriller Into an Amnesiac Cop Comedy
Director Sabu on Arrested Memory, his amnesiac-cop action-comedy, 20 years and four countries in the making before finally landing in Taiwan.
‘Ground Floor’ Is a Political Parable Full of Apathy, Absurdity – and Mold (Exclusive Clip and Chat)
Venice 2026 film 'Ground Floor' by Gabor Reisz is a political parable with apathy, Kafkaesque absurdity, mold.
Susan Sarandon Says She’s Had “Movies Taken Away” Over Her Support of Palestine
Susan Sarandon says she's lost out on movie roles due to her support of Palestine.
‘The Echo Chamber’ Review: Alicia Vikander, Luca Marinelli and Susan Sarandon Deliver Slow-Burn Sparks in Challenging but Affecting Portrait of Art and Addiction
Andrea Pallaoro's 'The Echo Chamber, based on the final original screenplay by Bernardo Bertolucci, stars Alicia Vikander and Susan Sarandon.
‘Woman Unknown’ Review: A Sharp, Haunting Portrait of Denmark’s Post-War Reckoning
In 'Woman Unknown,' director May el-Toukhy and star Mathilde Arcel deliver a somber story of a maid’s past threatening to unravel her future.
‘Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?’ Review: A Vietnam Vet Reckons with PTSD in a Heavy-Handed Trauma Drama
Director Shinya Tsukamoto adapts'Mr.
‘Possible Love’ Review: Korean Master Lee Chang-dong’s Transfixing Meditation on Economic and Emotional Unease Is a Quiet Powerhouse
Korean master Lee Chang-dong’s Netflix feature 'Possible Love' is a transfixing meditation on economic and emotional unease across the wealth divide.
Wim Wenders on His 14-Year Journey Building Peter Zumthor Doc ‘From Inside Out’
Wim Wenders discusses his 3D documentary 'From Inside Out' on star architect Peter Zumthor, which world premieres at the 2026 Venice Film Festival.
May el-Toukhy Takes ‘Woman Unknown’ to Venice: “I’ve Used Every Part of Me to Make This Film”
The director of Venice Film Festival competition feature 'Woman Unknown,' Danish filmmaker May el-Toukhy, on the origin story of a bold, sharp movie.