Tag: 2026 Venice Film Festival

Humanity has reached distant asteroids and somehow managed to bring the employee handbook with it. That ...

A patch of black mold is a wonderfully uncinematic problem. It sits behind a cupboard, spreads ...

Turning eighteen is treated as liberation so often that its darker possibilities are easy to ignore. ...

A strange thing happens when a person dies: the world does not immediately become a memorial. ...

A missing death certificate is a remarkably efficient way to reopen twenty years of family damage. ...

The first surprise of “Sumo: Spirit Weighs Nothing” is how quickly the bodies stop being the ...

There is a special kind of tension that comes from watching someone do a job they ...

Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw arrive in Burgundy carrying a camera and, perhaps inevitably, a fantasy. ...

Knowing that Luca Varani is going to die changes almost everything about watching him live. A ...

Confinement practically writes the criticism for a psychiatric ward: locked doors, confiscated phones, teenagers staring through ...