Latest Venice news – Page 2
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News‘Don’t Cry, Butterfly’, UK feature ‘Paul & Paulette’ head Venice Critics’ Week winners
Trump supporter documentary ‘Homegrown’ takes technical prize.
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NewsUtopia acquires US rights to Alex Ross Perry’s Venice premiere ‘Pavements’
North American premiere at the New York Film Festival.
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News‘Manas’, ‘Alpha.’ win Venice Giornate degli Autori prizes
‘Manas’ takes the Director’s Award with ‘Alpha’ winning the Europa Cinemas Label.
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NewsMorad Mostafa’s ‘Aisha Can’t Fly Away’ wins top prize at Venice’s Final Cut programme
’Aisha Can’t Fly Away’ is debut feature for Screen Arab Star of Tomorrow Mostafa.
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NewsGeorgian film ‘The Antique’ cleared to screen in Venice after court decree overturned
Rusudan Glurjidze’s film had been prevented from screening at the festival by a Court of Venice emergency decree obtained by the film’s co-producers.
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News‘Wolfs’, starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt, to go straight to streaming in every market outside the US
‘Wolfs’ was originally scheduled for a limited theatrical release in the UK and Ireland, now cancelled.
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NewsVenice competitor ‘Stranger Eyes’ to open Golden Horse film festival
Yeo Siew Hua’s surveillance drama will receive its Asian premiere at the festival in Taiwan.
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NewsJoaquin Phoenix declines to address Todd Haynes film exit in Venice: “The other creatives aren’t here”
Phoenix attended the press conference with ’Joker: Folie À Deux’ director Todd Phillips and castmate Lady Gaga.
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NewsEuropean and Middle Eastern film execs talk challenges and opportunities of preserving film heritage
Screen International roundtable at the Venice Film Festival explored topics such as AI, costs and technology of restoring classic movies.
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News‘Riefenstahl’ doc scores key sales following Venice and Telluride premieres
Andres Veiel’s documentary investigates influential director Leni Riefenstahl’s close involvement with the Nazis.
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NewsMetrograph acquires Venice surveillance drama ‘Happyend’ for North America
The film by Neo Sora will next play Toronto, Busan and New York Film Festival.
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NewsItalian minister outlines why attracting international projects is a top priority under revised tax credit (exclusive)
Lucia Borgonzoni outlines key changes including reforms around use of AI.
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NewsDaniel Craig, Drew Starkey prepared for ‘Queer’ sex scenes by “rolling around on the floor”
”We had months of this experimenting with each other, moving to poetry, forgetting the language of it all.”
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NewsPedro Almodóvar makes passionate climate change cry in Venice: “We have to pay greater attention”
”Climate change is not something neglectable,” said the Spanish filmmaker, calling out the approach of the Spanish government.
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NewsLevelK boards Giornate degli Autori title ‘Alpha’ ahead of Venice premiere (exclusive)
The suspense drama follows the relationship between a father and son in the Alps.
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NewsGeorge Clooney says his and Brad Pitt’s ‘Wolfs’ salaries “millions and millions less than reported”
“We would’ve liked [a wider cinema release]; but we are getting a release in a few hundred theaters.”
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NewsBrady Corbet, director of 215-minute ‘The Brutalist’, says runtimes talk is “silly”
Corbet says the film is about character “who flees fascism only to encounter capitalism.”
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NewsJude Law, Nicholas Hoult on neo-Nazi thriller ‘The Order’: “We’ve still got a lot of work to do”
Hoult reveals he was stalked by Law without his knowledge before filming.
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NewsItaly revises international tax credit, maintaining headline 40% rate and banning relief for AI spend
Italy is one of the first countries to exclude AI costs from financial incentives.
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News‘Maria’ starring Angelina Jolie sells widely for FilmNation, including to Studiocanal for UK-Ireland
Film debuted in Venice Competition last night.