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Venice Review: My Undesirable Friends: Part II — Exile Is an Epic Continuation of Julia Loktev’s Fearless, Endlessly Compassionate Portrait
Day 1,645 of Russia’s full-scale war in Ukraine also brings us the world premiere…
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Venice Review: Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime Is a Thrilling Indictment
Robert Pattinson was born to play Chris Hansen. In the opening shot of Lance Oppe…
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Venice Review: Burgundy Is a Light and Stylish Journey Into the World of Wine
Six years after The Truffle Hunters , Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw have made a m…
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Venice Review: Wild Horse Nine Is a Ruthless CIA Spoof with Shades of Memento and SpongeBob Squarepants
The trailer for Wild Horse Nine looks like nothing more than a parody of Martin M…
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Teenage Wasteland Review: A High School Class That Held Up Truth to Power
Note: This review was originally published as part of our 2025 Sundance coverage. The…
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Paul Thomas Anderson Has Decided His Next Feature, Jonny Greenwood Confirms
While we recently learned we’ll be getting a surprise Paul Thomas Anderson film this …
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Once Upon a Time in Harlem Trailer: The Documentary of the Year Arrives This October
The only film to screen at Sundance, Cannes, Telluride, TIFF, NYFF, and London this y…
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2026 Sarajevo Film Festival Brings Woody Harrelson, Balkan Gems, and Ghosts of the Past
On my first evening in Sarajevo this year, I attended a party at the Spanish Ambassad…
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Venice Review: Danny Boyle’s Ink Is a Rip-Roaring Look at the Rise of Sensationalism
There’s a lovely moment in Danny Boyle’s new film Ink when Rupert Murdoch (Guy Pear…
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Ink Trailer: Danny Boyle Charts the Beginnings of the Murdoch Empire
Opening the Venice Film Festival and picked up by Netflix for a year-end release, Dan…
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