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2413 articles available in total starting from 16/05/2002. Last article published on 06/11/2025.

Natalie Portman is Jackie

Natalie Portman is Jackie

VENICE 2016: In the biopic by Chilean director Pablo Larraín, the actress plays First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy in the days following the assassination of JFK  

08/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Competition

Voyage of Time: Life’s Journey, a prayer to Mother Nature

Voyage of Time: Life’s Journey, a prayer to Mother Nature

VENICE 2016: Terrence Malick risks repeating himself as he elaborates on the musings for which The Tree of Life laid the foundations, in a beautiful, but overly controlled, documentary  

07/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Competition

A Woman's Life, so good yet so bad

A Woman's Life, so good yet so bad

VENICE 2016: Frenchman Stéphane Brizé, director of The Measure of a Man, is back with a story about the female condition based on Maupassant  

07/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Competition

Amat Escalante lets rip with The Untamed

Amat Escalante lets rip with The Untamed

VENICE 2016: The Mexican director astonishes and delights audiences in competition at Venice as he blends his usual realism and starkness with fantasy and horror elements  

06/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Competition

The Distinguished Citizen: No one is a prophet in their own land

The Distinguished Citizen: No one is a prophet in their own land

VENICE 2016: An Argentinian author based in Spain returns to his home country after winning the Nobel Prize in the new film by Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat  

06/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Competition

Piuma: Becoming parents at 18

Piuma: Becoming parents at 18

VENICE 2016: Roan Johnson’s film is a teen comedy about a couple of 18-year-olds from the suburbs of Rome who find out they have a baby on the way  

06/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Competition

Spira Mirabilis: Cinema regenerating itself

Spira Mirabilis: Cinema regenerating itself

VENICE 2016: The first Italian film in competition for the Golden Lion, by Massimo D’Anolfi and Martina Parenti, is a voyage through the elements in search of the “marvellous spiral”  

04/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Competition

Brimstone: A chink in Hollywood's armour

Brimstone: A chink in Hollywood's armour

VENICE 2016: Dutch director Martin Koolhoven has made a traditional western; the European co-production stars Dakota Fanning, Guy Pearce, Kit Harington and Carice van Houten  

03/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Competition

Frantz: Turmoil and turbulence in the looking glass

Frantz: Turmoil and turbulence in the looking glass

VENICE 2016: François Ozon has made a masterfully sublime and accomplished film with a finely honed screenplay, featuring remarkable performances from Paula Beer and Pierre Niney  

02/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Competition

The Blind Christ, or a collage of stories about religion

The Blind Christ, or a collage of stories about religion

VENICE 2016: Christopher Murray’s film, a Chilean-French co-production, centres around the need to have faith… in yourself  

02/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Competition

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