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‘Possible Love’ Review: Lee Chang-dong’s Quietly Colossal Relationship Drama
Korean master Lee Chang-dong returns with a beautifully mature, quietly colossal film centered on Jeon Do-yeon in a year-best performance.
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Entertainment
Susan Sarandon Claims Hollywood Blacklisting Over Palestine Stance Continues
Susan Sarandon says agencies still tell filmmakers not to hire her over her pro-Palestine advocacy, despite industry shifts.
Entertainment
Venice Festival Controversy Highlights Russian Filmmakers’ Return to International Spotlight
Russia's inclusion of 'DAU' at Venice sparks diplomatic backlash, yet marks a broader reintegration of exiled Russian filmmakers into the global cinematic…
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Roma Director Alina Șerban on Venice Premiere of Historic Debut ‘I Matter’
Alina Șerban’s ‘I Matter’ becomes the first feature by a female Roma director at an A-list festival, premiering at Venice.
Arts
Wim Wenders Explores Peter Zumthor’s Architecture in 3D Documentary ‘From Inside Out’
Director Wim Wenders discusses how a 14-year collaboration and Brad Pitt’s support led to a Venice-premiering documentary on architect Peter Zumthor.
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Oasis Reunion Doc Earns 8-Minute Standing Ovation at Venice Film Festival
Liam and Noel Gallagher premiered their documentary 'Don’t Look Back in Anger' at Venice, receiving a lengthy standing ovation and signing autographs…
Entertainment
Review: ‘Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger’ Polishes a Legend’s Raw Edge
The Venice-premiered documentary captures Oasis's 2025 reunion but sacrifices the band's characteristic raucousness for sentimentality and polish.
Entertainment
Mexico’s ‘Tijuana, Todavía’ Competes for Venice Queer Lion With Story of Gay Russian Refugee
Gabriel Gutiérrez Morales’ low-budget film about a gay Russian refugee in Tijuana has been selected to compete for the Queer Lion at…
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Liam and Noel Gallagher Skip Oasis Documentary Venice Press Conference
The Gallagher brothers attended the Oasis doc photocall but skipped the press conference, leaving co-directors to field questions alone at Venice.
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Werner Herzog Rejects ‘Neurodivergence’ Label at Venice Film Festival
Werner Herzog criticizes the term neurodivergence as political correctness while discussing his new film Bucking Fastard and his Instagram popularity.