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279 articles available in total starting from 20/04/2010. Last article published on 27/05/2026.

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The Body makes audiences jump in their seats

Fans of The Orphanage had been waiting for a long time for Oriol Paulo's film, which opened the 45th Sitges Fantastic Film Festival  

08/10/2012 | Spain

De Oliveira directs veteran cast in Gebo and the Shadow

Manoel de Oliveira's classical yet successful cinematic adaptation of Raul Brandão's play screened out of competition at the last Venice Film Festival.  

26/09/2012 | Venice 2012 | Out of Competition

The Winter of Our Discontent announces the end of the world in The Fifth Season

Peter Brosens and Jessica Woodworth have made a visually impressive film full of symbols that is vying for the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival  

08/09/2012 | Venice 2012 | Competition

Golden Lion goes to Kim Ki-Duk, Special Jury Prize goes to Ulrich Seidl

Pieta has won the Golden Lion at the 69th Venice Film Festival, while the Silver Lion has been awarded to Paul Thomas Anderson for The Master  

08/09/2012 | Venice 2012 | Awards

Interview: Valeria Sarmiento • Director

"I never intended to make the film as Raul would have made it"

The Chilean director took over Lines of Wellington, her husband Raul Ruiz’ film project, after he died  

06/09/2012

War and Peace in the footsteps of Raúl Ruiz

Entwined destinies in war-torn 19th century Portugal in Valeria Sarmiento’s historical drama unveiled in the competition in Venice  

05/09/2012 | Venice 2012 | Competition

Jean-Pierre Bacri finds love in Cherchez Hortense

Pascal Bonitzer's sixth film as a director has brought a lighter note to the 69th Venice Film Festival's sometimes quite dark selection  

05/09/2012 | Venice 2012 | Out of competition

The financial crisis wins with a knock-out punch in Boxing Day

British director Bernard Rose takes an allegorical look at capitalism in the third and last instalment of his trilogy of Tolstoy story adaptations. Screened in the Orizzonti section in Venice  

03/09/2012 | Venice 2012 | Orizzonti

Interview: Olivier Assayas • Director

"I don’t make films with messages"

French director Olivier Assayas’ Something in the Air is competing in Venice  

03/09/2012

Interview: Ulrich Seidl • Director

"I didn't want to make a funny film"

The Austrian filmmaker Ulrich Seidl has screened the second instalment of his Paradise trilogy, Silver Lion for Best Director in Venice.  

02/09/2012

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