Tag: 2025 Venice Film Festival

Mayra Hermosillo, known for Narcos: Mexico, arrived at Venice with her feature directing debut Vainilla, a ...

A game of hide-and-seek opens Lost Land, and for a moment, the world feels familiar. The ...

A grainy video image flickers. We hear a voice, disarmingly gentle and sweet, describing the pure ...

Ann Lee is not a figure of history, but a fracture in it. Mona Fastvold’s film, ...

A soufflé is a minor miracle of structural integrity. It is an act of culinary defiance, ...

Jim Jarmusch’s Father Mother Sister Brother is a film constructed from negative space. It operates with ...

Few periods in recent memory feel as simultaneously close and distant as the spring of 2020. ...

The sports film often follows a dependable blueprint, but My Tennis Maestro seems less interested in ...

The camera shakes, a frantic scramble of motion. Then, a gunshot. This jarring image, captured on ...

The ice groans. A ship, a black tooth in a white mouth, is frozen fast. From ...