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80 articles available in total starting from 10/03/2015. Last article published on 22/09/2015.

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The Venice Days Award goes to Early Winter

The Venice Days Award goes to Early Winter

VENICE 2015: As I Open My Eyes has won the Audience Award and the Europa Cinemas Label, while the Laguna Sud Award went to Lolo for Best Film and to Arianna for Best Italian Discovery  

11/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Venice Days/Awards

Land Legs: The little story about "the great profession"

Land Legs: The little story about "the great profession"

VENICE 2015: Samuel Collardey recreates, with his real protagonists, the story of a fisherman and a father forced to stay on land to cope with the swell  

11/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Orizzonti

FEDEORA awards Alexander Sokurov’s Francofonia

FEDEORA awards Alexander Sokurov’s Francofonia

VENICE 2015: The prizes of the Federation of Film Critics of Europe and the Mediterranean, founded in Cannes in 2010, have been handed out on the Lido  

11/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Awards

The third edition of Final Cut in Venice unveils its prizewinners

The third edition of Final Cut in Venice unveils its prizewinners

VENICE 2015: Four films in post-production from Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco and Iraq have received awards  

11/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Market

11 Minutes: Skolimowski boldly tries his luck with a second youth

11 Minutes: Skolimowski boldly tries his luck with a second youth

VENICE 2015: The Polish master is back with a film that offers almost Hollywoodian entertainment, which is dividing opinions as much as Essential Killing did five years ago  

11/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Competition

Rabin, the Last Day: Buried hope

Rabin, the Last Day: Buried hope

VENICE 2015: With his film, Amos Gitaï leads an enquiry into an event which leaves us with a bitter and lasting taste of the beginning of the end  

11/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Competition

Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me: The urge to draw a line

Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me: The urge to draw a line

VENICE 2015: In her film, Israeli director Hadar Morag tells a complex tale about taking responsibility for one's own actions  

11/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Orizzonti

Montanha: In denial about losing a loved one

Montanha: In denial about losing a loved one

VENICE 2015: The highly anticipated first feature-length film by Portuguese director João Salaviza delivers an abundance of mesmerising images at Venice  

10/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Critics' Week

Motherland: The traditional community and the modern individual come face to face

Motherland: The traditional community and the modern individual come face to face

VENICE 2015: Senem Tüzen has her sights sets on the Lion of the Future with this co-production between Turkey and Greece, set in a town in deepest Anatolia, where a daughter clashes with her mother  

10/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Critics’ Week

Taj Mahal: Trial by fire

Taj Mahal: Trial by fire

VENICE 2015: Nicolas Saada’s new movie is an accomplished arthouse survival film starring Stacy Martin, who finds herself caught up in the middle of the 2008 terrorist attack in Mumbai  

10/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Orizzonti

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