Toronto 2025 (The article continues below - Commercial information) 120 articles available in total starting from 16/02/2025. Last article published on 16/10/2025. previous page: 1 2 3 4 5 [6] 7 8 ... 10 11 12 next Review: Calle MálagaVENICE 2025: Maryam Touzani brings us a new Moroccan story brimming with life and love, and urging us to think deeply about generational divides 03/09 | Venice 2025 | Venezia SpotlightSeries review: Portobello - The Fall of Enzo TortoraVENICE 2025: Marco Bellocchio shows his interest in the malfunctioning of the Italian crime-justice-politics-media system in the Eighties, to the detriment of a famous Italian TV journalist 03/09 | Venice 2025 | Out of CompetitionReview: Memory of Princess MumbiVENICE 2025: Swiss-Kenyan filmmaker Damien Hauser creates a film full of inventiveness, a mix between sci-fi, romance and mockumentary that reflects on the use of AI in cinema in a futuristic Africa 02/09 | Venice 2025 | Giornate degli AutoriReview: 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 CompetitionInterview: Gianfranco Rosi • Director of Below the Clouds“Shooting in black and white has helped me to tell the story of a different Naples from the one in our imagination”VENICE 2025: The Italian director tells us about his documentary, a journey through space, time and memory, between what Naples has been and what it could be 01/09 | Venice 2025 | CompetitionReview: The Testament of Ann LeeVENICE 2025: Amanda Seyfried soars in Mona Fastvold’s musical reimagining of the life of the titular Shaker religious leader 01/09 | Venice 2025 | CompetitionReview: The Tale of SilyanVENICE 2025: Honeyland director Tamara Kotevska’s super-polished new documentary pairs a 17th-century Macedonian folktale with a present-day social story 01/09 | Venice 2025 | Out of CompetitionReview: The Wizard of the KremlinVENICE 2025: In the style of a thriller, Olivier Assayas directs a gripping epic recounting the hardening of Russian power, from perestroika to Putin's murderous solitary dictatorship 31/08 | Venice 2025 | CompetitionInterview: László Nemes • Director of Orphan“This backstory has haunted my family’s lives ever since it actually happened”VENICE 2025: The Hungarian director found the main story and protagonist for his new film in his own family, but simultaneously drew on his own experiences in the 1980s 31/08 | Venice 2025 | CompetitionReview: No Other ChoiceVENICE 2025: Park Chan-wook blends gruesome comedy and capitalist critique in his adaptation of Donald E Westlake's novel The Ax 31/08 | Venice 2025 | Competition previous page: 1 2 3 4 5 [6] 7 8 ... 10 11 12 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)