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All Venice articles – Page 41
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Reviews‘Atlantis’: Venice Review
Valentyn Vasyanovych’s film, set in Eastern Ukraine of the near future, is the winner of the grand prize at Venice’s Orrizonti
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Reviews‘Blanco En Blanco’: Venice Review
A photographer develops a dangerous obsession in early 20th Century South America
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FeaturesDirectors of Venice doc ‘Woman’: “Weinstein, MeToo… we weren’t surprised when this all happened”
The documentary gives voice to 100 women from all walks of life on topics ranging from what it means to be a woman, to motherhood, marriage, education and darker subjects such as sexual violence and genital mutilation.
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Reviews‘Waiting For The Barbarians’: Venice Review
Mark Rylance shines in this otherwise bloated adaptation of J.M.Coetzee’s novel
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Reviews‘Lingua Franca’: Venice Review
A transgender Filipina woman cares for a Russian-Jewish grandmother in Brooklyn
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Reviews‘Madre’: Venice Review
Another intriguing - and satisfying - drama from Spain’s Rodrigo Sorogoyen
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Reviews‘Hava, Maryam, Aleysha’: Venice Review
With her debut feature, Sahraa Karimi explores the lives of three Afghan women
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Reviews‘State Funeral’: Venice Review
Sergei Loznitsa explores the national impact of Soviet Union leader Joseph Stalin’s death in 1953
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Reviews‘Gloria Mundi’: Venice Review
An ex-convict travels to meet his newborn granddaughter and reconnect with his estranged family
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Reviews‘The Domain’: Venice Review
The chronicle of a Portuguese land-owning family as their fortunes change across 45 years
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Reviews‘Mosul’: Venice Review
The true story of an Iraqi SWAT team waging war against ISIS in Mosul
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Reviews‘Saturday Fiction’: Venice Review
A Chinese actress returns to 1940s Shanghai to star in a play by her former lover
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Reviews‘Babyteeth’: Venice Review
A cancer-stricken teen strikes up a relationship with an older drug dealer
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Reviews‘Arab Blues’: Venice Review
After living in Paris since childhood, a Tunis-born psychoanalyst returns to her homeland
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Reviews‘Collective’: Venice Review
Accomplished documentary about the 2015 Bucharest nightclub fire and subsequent healthcare scandal
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Reviews‘Guest Of Honour’: Venice Review
A man and his adult daughter attempt to unravel their knotty relationship in Atom Egoyan’s measured drama
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Reviews‘About Endlessness’: Venice Review
Swedish maestro Roy Andersson’s unique blend of pared-down mournful comedy continues with this series of 35-odd cinematic fragments
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Reviews‘Joker’: Venice Review
Super-villain origins story starring Joaquin Phoenix is a very dark gag indeed
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Reviews‘Beware Of Children’: Venice Review
The death of a child on the playing field is the starting point for this probing drama from Norway