David Katz (The article continues below - Commercial information) 465 articles available in total starting from 11/07/2018. Last article published on 16/12/2025. previous page: 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 7 8 ... 45 46 47 next Review: Cotton QueenVENICE 2025: In spite of its title, Suzannah Mirghani’s impressive debut, following a Sudanese girl assessing her future on a plantation, avoids any fluff 03/09 | Venice 2025 | International Film Critics’ WeekReview: Lost LandVENICE 2025: Japanese director Akio Fujimoto’s powerful second feature follows two displaced Rohingya children as they attempt to flee Bangladesh for Malaysia 03/09 | Venice 2025 | OrizzontiReview: LandmarksVENICE 2025: Lucrecia Martel returns with a complex and impassioned documentary on the trial following the murder of an indigenous land activist in northwest Argentina 02/09 | Venice 2025 | Out of CompetitionReview: Rose of NevadaVENICE 2025: In Mark Jenkin’s oneiric new feature, George MacKay and Callum Turner man a Cornish fishing vessel that can travel through time 31/08 | Venice 2025 | OrizzontiInterview: Imran Perretta • Director of Ish“I know exactly when I lost my innocence: it was when I was first dragged into the back of a police car”VENICE 2025: The British director shares the harsh personal resonance of his debut feature, whilst mulling the beauty of its outer-London locations 31/08 | Venice 2025 | International Film Critics’ WeekReview: IshVENICE 2025: Imran Perretta’s artful realist drama shows British Muslim life under the shadow of suspicion and police surveillance 31/08 | Venice 2025 | International Film Critics’ WeekReview: At WorkVENICE 2025: Bastien Bouillon excels in Valérie Donzelli’s surprisingly deep dive into the vocation of writing 29/08 | Venice 2025 | CompetitionReview: Director’s DiaryVENICE 2025: Aleksandr Sokurov returns with a provocative work recounting the late 20th century in Russia and elsewhere, that’s somewhere between a rolling TV news broadcast and installation art 28/08 | Venice 2025 | Out of CompetitionInterview: Urška Djukić • Director of Little Trouble Girls“There was something about hearing the voices of these young girls, right on the edge of becoming women, that felt incredibly important”The rising director delves into the background and themes of her film set amongst a Slovenian girls’ choir, which is one of the year’s most impressive debuts 27/08 | /Slovenia/Italy/Croatia/SerbiaTen European films we’re looking forward to at this year’s autumn festivalsClaire Denis, Kaouther Ben Hania, Edward Berger and Paolo Sorrentino lead our picks of the season’s most exciting new titles 26/08 | Venice 2025/Toronto 2025/San Sebastián 2025 previous page: 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 7 8 ... 45 46 47 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)