Venice Film Festival
‘Oasis’ Director on Asking Uncomfortable Questions About Exclusion and Why Violence Is “Like a Virus”
In a Venice 2026 film interview on 'Oasis' ('Oase') from writer, director Jannis Lenz, he discusses school, forest, exclusion, violence as a virus.
‘The End of Times’ Is an AI-Assisted Film Essay on Trauma That Wants to “Politicize Mental Illness” (Exclusive Venice Trailer)
Watch a Venice Critics' Week 2026 film trailer for 'The End of Times,' an AI-assisted cinema essay on trauma that wants to politicize mental illness.
‘The Horsemen of the Apocalypse’ Director Shares Insight Into Her Hybrid Movie That Revisits Her Filmmaker Father’s Arrest and Death
'The Horsemen of the Apocalypse' film director Lene Berg discusses the Venice Gap-Financing Market Norway hybrid film on her father's arrest, death.
‘Too Much Sugar’ Review: A Lively and Authentic Portrait of Small-Town America, in Which the Characters Become Masters of Their Own Stories
Director Robert Greene’s 'Too Much Sugar' mixes documentary and fiction techniques to focus on a pair of 40-something friends from rural Missouri.
‘Wild Horse Nine’ Review: John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell Make a Perfect Pair in Martin McDonagh’s Poignant, Blood-Dipped Buddy Comedy
John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell star in 'Wild Horse Nine,' Martin McDonagh's dark comedy about CIA operatives taking a bloody break on Easter Island.
‘Bucking Fastard’ Review: Kate and Rooney Mara Embrace the Weirdness in Werner Herzog’s Nutty but Thin Tale of Two Sisters Who Behave as One
Kate and Rooney Mara play sisters who speak and act in unison in 'Bucking Fastard,' Werner Herzog's fable about siblings on a restless quest for love.
‘Everest: The Other Side’ Review: A Frustrating, Guiltily Compelling Portrait of the Triumph and Tragedy of Extreme Mountaineering
'Free Solo' directors Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi hit the slopes again for their new documentary, 'Everest: The Other Side.
‘Eklipse’ Mixes the Autobiographical and Fictional to Explore AIDS Taboos and Fear of Social Exclusion
In a Venice 2026 interview on his film 'Eklipse,' mixing autobiographical and fictional, Manuel Wetscher discusses AIDS taboos, social exclusion fear.
Four Seasons Launches Refresh of Hotel Danieli
Built in 1471 and converted for hospitality in 1822, Four Seasons is inaugurating a new chapter in the history of the iconic Hotel Danieli in Venice.
‘Queer Edward II’ Takes Us Behind the Scenes of Derek Jarman’s Film Shoot and a Political Backlash (Exclusive Venice Clip)
Watch a Venice 2026 doc film clip for 'Queer Edward II' with Derek Jarman, Tilda Swinton, Sandy Powell and a political backlash against queer rights.