Venice Film Festival
‘Queer Edward II’ Review: Footage of the Making of Derek Jarman’s ‘Edward II’ Finally Sees the Dark of Cinema in a Wondrous Documentary
Theo Rollason's doc 'Queer Edward II' takes a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Derek Jarman's 'Edward II.'
‘Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger’ Review: A Rich and Poignant Celebration of a Beloved Band’s Glorious and Improbable Return
The brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher bring us along on their 2025 reunion tour in the concert documentary 'Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger.'
‘It Will Happen Tonight’ Review: Italian Auteur Nanni Moretti’s Searing and Sea-Sawing Romance Is Passionate to a Fault
Louis Garrel and Jasmine Trinca play a pair of star-crossed lovers in Nanni Moretti's romantic drama, 'It Will Happen Tonight.'
‘Primetime’ Review: You Might Feel the Need to Shower After Watching Robert Pattinson as ‘To Catch a Predator’ Host Chris Hansen
Robert Pattinson plays ‘To Catch a Predator’ host Chris Hansen in Lance Oppenheim’s 'Primetime,' revisiting the ethically muddy ‘Dateline NBC’ show.
‘Furies’ Review: A Breathtaking Beirut-Set Heist Drama Pits Fearless Sisters Against a Rotten System
Lebanese filmmaker Rami Kodeih's riveting heist drama 'Furies' pits a fearless pair of sisters against a rotten system.
‘The Basics of Philosophy’ Review: Paul Schrader Does Some Deep — and Discomfiting — Thinking About a College Professor’s Guilt
Paul Schrader’s new film 'The Basics of Philosophy' stars Jack Huston, Sofia Boutella and Bill Pullman in a weighty drama of regret and reform.
‘Burgundy’ Review: The Classic French Vin Rouge Is a Way of Life in Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw’s Captivating Oenology Doc
The premium red Is a way of life in 'Burgundy,' from Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw, directors of ‘The Truffle Hunters’ and ‘Gaucho Gaucho.
‘A Place to Heal’ Review: An Intensely Performed French Teen Psych Ward Drama That Shifts Uneasily Between Reality and Fiction
French director Cédric Kahn immersed himself in a psychiatric facility to make 'A Place to Heal,' about adolescents with emotional disorders.
The ‘Holy Wood Dust’ Director Wants You to Know Your Christmas Tree Is a Living Being With 20 Senses
In a Venice 2026 'Holy Wood Dust' doc film interview, director Victor Kossakovsky says he wants you to know your Christmas tree is a living being.
‘My Undesirable Friends: Part II — Exile’ Review: War Rages On, as Does the Journalistic Resistance, in an Essential Chronicle of Reporters Under Fire
In 'My Undesirable Friends: Part II — Exile,' Julia Loktev followed Russian journalists forced to flee their country after the invasion of Ukraine.