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Halloween Kills: The Sleep of Reason Produces Michael Myers (Venice Review)
Halloween Kills: il sonno della ragione genera Michael Myers (Recensione)
Old Henry Revives The Western Genre (Venice Film Festival Review)
Spencer: Brief Moments of Freedom (Venice Film Festival Review)
America Latina (Venice Review): Daring & Disarming Character Study
Freaks Out (Venice Review): A Glorious Ode to Outsiders
Ana Lily Amirpour, Craig Robinson & Ed Skrein on Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon (Venice Interview)
The Card Counter (Review): “Someone To Find Your Way Home”
Last Night in Soho (Venice Review): The Monsters We Create
Dune (2021): Chalamet Shines in Immersive Adaptation (Venice Review)
Land of Dreams: Absurdism & Political Satire (Venice Review)
Venezia78: 20 Films to Watch at the 2021 Venice Film Festival
Nomadland: Frances McDormand Anchors an American Odyssey for the Ages (Review)
Genus Pan (Lahi, Hayop): Looking Back to Find Ourselves (Review)
The Book of Vision (Venice Review): Sincere but Reductive
Mainstream (Review): “No-One-Special” To Fill Up Your Life
Seberg is a well-crafted thriller about human connection (Review)
Le Cri: Edvard Munch’s The Scream comes alive in Virtual Reality (Interview)
An Officer And A Spy (J’Accuse): Jean Dujardin excels in Polanski’s drama (Review)
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The Laundromat is the Panama Papers drama we didn’t know we needed (Review)
Ad Astra: Brad Pitt’s journey to Neptune is intentionally emotionless (Venice Film Festival Review)
Joker is Pure Cinematic Perfection (Venice Film Festival Review)
Loveseat: The VR Theatre Performance That Helps Us Feel (Interview)
Virtual Reality: our 15 favourite experiences at the 2019 Venice Film Festival
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Charlie Says: Matt Smith is Charles Manson in Powerful Psychological Drama (Review)
Virtual Reality VR Gloomy Eyes Eclipse Horrifically Real Virtuality
Virtual Reality: our favourite experiences at Sundance and Venice
The Favourite: Human Nature At Its Most Manipulative (Venice Film Festival Review)
Suspiria (2018): A Clever Analysis of Human Nature (Review)
A Star is Born and Vox Lux: the consequences of fame at the Venice Film Festival
Roma: Cuarón’s Memories Come Alive in Exceptional Tale About Identity (Review)
Virtual Reality in Competition at 75th Venice Film Festival: full Line-up and guide
75th Venice Film Festival, “In Competition”: full Line-Up
A Star Is Born: official poster (Warner Bros)
Bradley Cooper & Lady Gaga’s A Star is Born will premiere in Venice
Damien Chazelle’s First Man will open the 75th Venice Film Festival
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Our Souls At Night is on Netflix today, and it’s all about life after loss (Review)
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