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278 articles available in total starting from 20/04/2010. Last article published on 15/01/2026.

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Wuthering Heights

Class ostracism, love and rebellion. Emily Brontë's classic reinterpreted by British director Andrea Arnold. Award-winner at Venice 2011.  

20/09/2011 | Films | Reviews

We Need to Talk About Kevin

A Machiavellian son and an outstanding Tilda Swinton as a broken mother. In competition at Cannes in 2011.  

20/09/2011 | Films | Reviews

Alexandr Sokurov’s Faust wins Golden Lion

Surprise at the close of the 68th Mostra with a Golden Lion for Faust and a Silver Lion for China's Shangjun Cal and his film People Mountain, People Sea  

10/09/2011 | Venice 2011 | Awards

Cybernetic drama EVA sets out to conquer international markets

Spanish director Kike Maíllo’s debut film, Eva, has been presented in world preview out of competition at the 68th Venice International Film Festival before it opens the Sitges Film Festival on...  

08/09/2011 | Venice 2011 | Out of Competition

The Cardboard Village: a strong message in flimsy form

Illegal immigration, religion, a duty for Christian solidarity and mercy as defences against state interference: these are the themes that veteran Italian filmmaker Ermanno Olmi has decided to...  

07/09/2011 | Venice 2011 | Out of Competition

Arnold presents highly personal version of Brontë classic Wuthering Heights

British director Andrea Arnold first gained international recognition back in 2004 when she won the Best Live-Action Short Film Oscar for Wasp. Two years later, her debut feature, Red Road, won...  

06/09/2011 | Venice 2011 | Competition

Interview: Andrea Arnold • Director

Almost a cursed project

Brit director Andrea Arnold talks about the reasons that motivated her to adapt Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights  

06/09/2011

Louise Wimmer offers lesson in optimism

French director Cyril Mennegun presented his debut feature at the 26th Venice International Critics’ Week. Louise Wimmer paints the portrait of a woman, Louise who, at almost 50 years of age,...  

04/09/2011 | Venice 2011 | International Critics’ Week

Almayer’s Folly, a highly personal reinterpretation of Conrad’s novel

There to present Almayer’s Folly out of competition at the 68th Venice International Film Festival, Chantal Akerman received special thanks from festival director Marco Müller, who praised her...  

04/09/2011 | Venice 2011 | Out of Competition

La violence des premiers émois dans l’arène des Jeux d’été

Jeux d’été a été présenté ce 1er septembre hors compétition en Sélection Officielle de la Mostra. Le film de Rolando Colla est une coproduction entre la Suisse majoritaire et l’Italie à...  

04/09/2011 | Venise 2011 | Hors-Compétition

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