Venice Film Festival
George Clooney Challenges Authoritarians in Powerful Speech in Venice: “Stories Are Always Dangerous to People Who Peddle in Fear”
George Clooney was awarded Venice’s career honor at the fest's opening ceremony.
Hotel Cipriani Books Chic New Guest: Dior Spa
The Venice Film Festival grind got you down? Never fear, Dior is there with a new wellness hideaway.
Danny Boyle’s Rupert Murdoch Drama ‘Ink’ Gives Venice a Rollicking Start on Opening Night
Guy Pearce stars as Rupert Murdoch in Danny Boyle's Venice opener Ink, which chronicles the transformation of ‘The Sun’ into Britain’s dominant tabloid.
Hollywood, Horsepower and Parmigiano Fuel the Ultimate Venice Side Quest
Where to eat, sleep and drive through Emilia-Romagna, the real Italian region behind Ferrari, Maserati and Lamborghini's Hollywood biopics.
‘My Notes on Mars’ Review: Mackenzie Davis and Rupert Friend Play a Trauma-Shaken Couple in Clever Sci-Fi Puzzler
Lili Horvat's 'My Notes on Mars' stars Mackenzie Davis and Rupert Friend as a married couple trying to rebuild after a puzzling trauma.
Rupert Murdoch Was “Very Happy” With the Casting of Danny Boyle’s ‘Ink’
Boyle's new film, about Rupert Murdoch's takeover of British tabloid The Sun, stars Guy Pearce, Jack O'Connell and Claire Foy,
George Clooney Tells Venice Studios Are Making Movies That “Need a Launchpad of a Film Festival Less and Less”
George Clooney at his Venice press conference spoke about why he won't be directing any time soon and the studio no-show on the festival circuit.
Maggie Gyllenhaal Takes on Venice Film Festival’s Lack of Women in Competition: “There’s a Systemic Problem”
‘Lost Daughter’ director Maggie Gyllenhall met the press with her fellow jurors as the politically charged 83rd Venice Film Festival prepared to open.
‘The Indies’ Goes on a Journey With 3 Men Taking a Painting Across a Europe Ravaged by Conflicts (Exclusive Venice Trailer)
Watch a 2026 Venice Days film trailer for 'The Indies,' a cinematic journey through historical Europe torn apart by wars and uprisings.
Venice First Look: Toni Servillo Meets His Match in Mario Martone’s ‘Scherzetto’
The Italian screen legend plays a solitary illustrator thrown into battle with his unruly five-year-old grandson in Mario Martone’s feature adaptation of Domenico Starnone’s novel.