Latest 'Venice Film Festival' News

Surprise, surprise! We have Venice Film Festival winners and as usual, we're here to share the complete list of winners with you! Now, about that...

Amos Gitai's week at this year's Venice Film Festival, or what? We already shared some cool images and synopsis for Gitai's Lullaby to My Father project...

I hate lullabies, but this one looks just fine. Simply because it comes from well-known Israeli director Amos Gitai, and (guess that's not hard to guess...

As you already see from our title, it's time for little chat about Betrayal movie which comes from director Kirill Serebrennikov, who's probably best known...

Raul Ruiz and Valeria Sarmiento are behind Lines of Wellington, an epic set in and around the Battle of Bussaco. Which means – this time in Venice we...

When it comes to Venice Film Festival, Japanese director Takeshi Kitano is definitely not a stranger. I'm sure you all remember his Hana Bi from 1997 (for...

What a mess! Even though Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest project, The Master was not included in the Venice Film Festival program released last week, we...

It's time for Venice Film Festival guys, and I hope you're ready for 50 world movie premieres! Many expected titles will not be ready for the fest such...

With just over a month until the opening ceremony, organizers of the 69th Venice Film Festival are ready to announce the list of showing films, in...

Hey guys, anyone out there interested in the upcoming 69th Venice Film Festival? Sure you are, after all – we all expect to see some of the most...

As I previously mentioned, one of the movies that will be screened during this year’s Toronto Film Festival is Amir Naderi's Cut, movie that already got...

I really have no idea what's wrong with the movie titles these days. What's wrong with the good old short titles? Why do I have to write one word hundred...

So, we're all familiar with the happy fact that Venice Film Festival is finally over. Are we? Now you say – yes we are Fiona! Ok, children, then let's...

I admit. I wasn't so impressed with this year's Venice Film Festival. Don't know why, but every single time I actually tried to pay some attention on the...

From director Steve McQueen, Shame is a compelling and timely examination of the nature of need, how we live our lives and the experiences that shape us....