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Report From Venice

  • ‘Nuclear’ Film Review: Oliver Stone Defends Nukes as a Power Source in Didactic Documentary

    Venice Film Festival 2022: Stock footage, graphs and Stone’s own narration confirm the Oscar-winning director is here to teach rather than to entertain

    By

    Carlos Aguilar
    September 9, 2022 @ 4:43 PM
    Movies
    4:43 PM
    ‘Nuclear’ Film Review: Oliver Stone Defends Nukes as a Power Source in Didactic Documentary
  • ‘Blonde’ Film Review: Ana de Armas Recreates Marilyn and Norma Jeane, in Black and White and Technicolor

    Venice Film Festival 2022: Director Andrew Dominik pivots between the nightmare of fame and hooray-for-Hollywood grandeur with surrealist flair

    By

    Ben Croll
    September 8, 2022 @ 11:11 AM
    Movies
    11:11 AM
    ‘Blonde’ Film Review: Ana de Armas Recreates Marilyn and Norma Jeane, in Black and White and Technicolor
  • ‘Sergio Leone: The Italian Who Invented America’ Film Review: Enjoyable Doc Celebrates Spaghetti-Western Auteur

    Venice Film Festival 2022: Eastwood, Scorsese, Spielberg and Tarantino help pay homage to the cinema giant behind classics of the genre

    By

    Robert Abele
    September 6, 2022 @ 8:00 AM
    Movies
    8:00 AM
    ‘Sergio Leone: The Italian Who Invented America’ Film Review: Enjoyable Doc Celebrates Spaghetti-Western Auteur
  • ‘Love Life’ Film Review: Soulful Japanese Drama Finds Solitude and Solace in Connections

    Venice Film Festival 2022: The latest from Kôji Fukada (“A Girl Missing”) finds emotional power and interactivity in cramped and often silent spaces

    By

    Elizabeth Weitzman
    September 5, 2022 @ 12:45 PM
    Reviews
    12:45 PM
    ‘Love Life’ Film Review: Soulful Japanese Drama Finds Solitude and Solace in Connections
  • ‘When the Waves Are Gone’ Film Review: Lav Diaz Creates Another Haunting Portrait, at His Own Pace

    Venice 2022: The Filipino director, known for his lengthy running times, crafts a tale of two policemen at odds with stronger visuals than dialogue

    By

    Dan Callahan
    September 5, 2022 @ 9:00 AM
    Movies
    9:00 AM
    ‘When the Waves Are Gone’ Film Review: Lav Diaz Creates Another Haunting Portrait, at His Own Pace
  • ‘The Ghost of Richard Harris’ Review: Larger-Than-Life Actor Remembered Ruefully and Gratefully

    Venice Film Festival 2022: The children and co-stars of the legendary movie star, musician and drunkard all have stories to tell about the screen icon

    By

    William Bibbiani
    September 4, 2022 @ 11:02 AM
    Reviews
    11:02 AM
    ‘The Ghost of Richard Harris’ Review: Larger-Than-Life Actor Remembered Ruefully and Gratefully
  • ‘Monica’ Film Review: Trace Lysette and Patricia Clarkson Find Aching Truth in Hushed Family Drama

    Venice Film Festival 2022: Writer-director Andrea Pallaoro frames Lysette in scenarios where she seems isolated and trapped, like Monica Vitti in vintage Michelangelo Antonioni

    By

    Dan Callahan
    September 3, 2022 @ 7:15 AM
    Movies
    7:15 AM
    ‘Monica’ Film Review: Trace Lysette and Patricia Clarkson Find Aching Truth in Hushed Family Drama
  • ‘A Compassionate Spy’ Film Review: Steve James Doc Examines a WWII Scientist’s Moral Espionage

    Venice Film Festival 2022: The “Hoop Dreams” director sheds a light on Ted Hall, who shared atomic secrets with the USSR, but places his acts in the context of the USA’s post-war nuclear ambitions

    By

    Robert Abele
    September 2, 2022 @ 5:00 AM
    Movies
    5:00 AM
    ‘A Compassionate Spy’ Film Review: Steve James Doc Examines a WWII Scientist’s Moral Espionage
  • ‘Inu-Oh’ Film Review: Feudal Anime Mixes Headbanging Pyrotechnics and Political Defiance

    Masaaki Yuasa blends genres and ideas in a brilliantly intense and unhinged animated feature

    By

    William Bibbiani
    August 11, 2022 @ 4:30 PM
    Movies
    4:30 PM
    ‘Inu-Oh’ Film Review: Feudal Anime Mixes Headbanging Pyrotechnics and Political Defiance
  • ‘Official Competition’ Film Review: Antonio Banderas and Penélope Cruz Cut Loose in Breezy Comedy

    The actors’ megawatt charisma is enough to carry the show, at least for a while

    By

    Ben Croll
    June 16, 2022 @ 8:05 PM
    Movies
    8:05 PM
    ‘Official Competition’ Film Review: Antonio Banderas and Penélope Cruz Cut Loose in Breezy Comedy
  • ‘Parallel Mothers’ Film Review: Pedro Almodóvar Both Fulfills and Upends Expectations

    This tale of maternity gives you the melodrama and art-direction you expect from the Spanish auteur, but with a provocative and unpredictable spin

    By

    Ben Croll
    December 23, 2021 @ 10:52 AM
    Movies
    10:52 AM
    ‘Parallel Mothers’ Film Review: Pedro Almodóvar Both Fulfills and Upends Expectations
  • ‘The Hand of God’ Film Review: Paolo Sorrentino’s Autobiographical Coming-of-Age Tale Sticks to the Shallow End

    The “Great Beauty” director clearly wants his own “Amarcord,” but he seems to lack a point of view about his own origins

    By

    Dan Callahan
    December 15, 2021 @ 10:55 AM
    Movies
    10:55 AM
    ‘The Hand of God’ Film Review: Paolo Sorrentino’s Autobiographical Coming-of-Age Tale Sticks to the Shallow End
  • ‘The Power of the Dog’ Film Review: Jane Campion Western Explores Cowboy Masculinity as Camouflage

    Benedict Cumberbatch gives perhaps his best performance to date, as part of a powerhouse ensemble that includes Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons

    By

    Carlos Aguilar
    December 1, 2021 @ 1:15 PM
    Movies
    1:15 PM
    ‘The Power of the Dog’ Film Review: Jane Campion Western Explores Cowboy Masculinity as Camouflage
  • ‘7 Prisoners’ Film Review: Brutal Brazilian Drama Examines Modern-Day Slavery and Exploitation

    Rodrigo Santoro plays a cruel boss who’s merely part of a pyramid of economic abuse in this social-realist powerhouse

    By

    Carlos Aguilar
    November 11, 2021 @ 9:21 AM
    Movies
    9:21 AM
    ‘7 Prisoners’ Film Review: Brutal Brazilian Drama Examines Modern-Day Slavery and Exploitation
  • ‘Spencer’ Film Review: Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana Makes for a Brilliant and Silly Drama

    Chilean director Pablo Larrain’s film has the potential to become a gothic, almost camp classic

    By

    Jason Solomons
    November 4, 2021 @ 3:55 PM
    Movies
    3:55 PM
    ‘Spencer’ Film Review: Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana Makes for a Brilliant and Silly Drama
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