All Festivals articles – Page 219
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Reviews‘My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock’: Telluride Review
Mark Cousins presents an intriguing exploration of Alfred Hitchcock’s work
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Reviews‘Don’t Worry Darling’: Venice Review
Director Olivia Wilde lampoons American conformity in a sophomore feature that’s more style over substance
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FeaturesToronto 2022 preview: Screen’s guide to Gala and Special Presentations
The full line-up of world and international premieres in Toronto’s Gala and Special Presentations programmes, with details on each title including sales contacts.
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Reviews‘In Viaggio’: Venice Review
Gianfranco Rosi presents a surprising portrait of Pope Francis as he travels the world
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Reviews‘Blanquita’: Venice Review
A real life Chilean child abuse case forms the basis of Fernando Guzzoni’s atmospheric thriller
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Reviews‘The Whale’: Venice Review
Brendan Fraser brings a big heart to Darren Aronofsky’s faltering adaptation of a stage play about a man eating himself to death
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Reviews‘Beating Sun’: Venice Review
This compelling drama stars Swann Arlaud as a landscape architect obsessed with building a public garden
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Reviews‘L’Immensita’: Venice Review
Penelope Cruz is ’a cross between Sophia Loren and a solar flare’ in Emanuele Crialese’s beguiling drama
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Reviews‘Other People’s Children’: Venice Review
Rebecca Zlotowski draws from her own life for this portrait of a woman at the crossroads
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NewsBrendan Fraser on awards talk for Venice film ‘The Whale’: “My crystal ball is broken”
“I’m just trying to stay in today,” said the actor.
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Reviews‘The Kiev Trial’: Venice Review
Sergei Loznitsa’s archive documentary about the 1946 Nazi war trials is a powerfully resonant testimony
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Reviews‘Theater Of Thought’: Telluride Review
Werner Herzog’s latest documentary is a wide-ranging road trip through the workings of the human brain
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Reviews‘Pearl’: Venice Review
Ti West’s ‘X’ sequel features a stellar performance from Mia Goth in an engrossing character study
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Reviews‘Master Gardener’: Venice Review
Joel Edgerton seeks redemption in Paul Schrader’s Garden of Eden
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Reviews‘Nezouh’: Venice Review
Soudade Kaadan’s second feature is a delicate drama about a family in war-torn Syria
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Reviews‘Margins’: Venice Review
Niccolo Falsetti’s engaging debut celebrates male friendship and Italy’s underground punk scene
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Reviews‘Argentina, 1985’: Venice Review
Ricardo Darin gives an awards-worthy performance in Santiago Mitre’s rousing real-life courtroom thriller
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NewsFestivals “have to beg” studios for talent attendance, says Venice director Alberto Barbera
“We don’t have any kind of power,” said the artistic director.
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Reviews‘For My Country’: Venice Review
A military hazing ritual turns deadly in Rachid Hami’s intensely personal drama
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Reviews‘Monica’: Venice Review
Trace Lysette shines in this quietly thoughtful drama about a trans woman visiting her dying mother