Venice International Film Festival

El mal no existe, la última película del director japonés Ryūsuke Hamaguchi, ganó el León de Plata - Gran Premio del Jurado en la edición número 80 del Festival de Cine de Venecia. Con esta película, Hamaguchi logró tres premios en los festivales de cine europeos.

This distinct vampire image created by Larraín, which is inspired by historical prototypes, is likely to hold a place in the history of vampire movies.

"Poor Things," is a modern odyssey crafted by director Yorgos Lanthimos. This lengthy journey provides numerous interpretations for the film, and here I’ll try to offer a few glimpses of it as a road film, a coming-of-age story and its gothic and blasphemous elements.

Japanese director Ryūsuke Hamaguchi's latest work "Evil Does Not Exist", a slow-paced film conveying a strong sense of emptiness with minimal dialogue won the Silver Lion-Grand Jury Prize at the 80th Venice Film Festival. He accomplished a sweep of awards from the three major film festivals.

There are a few types of films in the world. Some have scripts that are clear and straightforward, fully grasped upon viewing, but may lack a lasting impact. Others, on the contrary, might seem a bit obscure and challenging, but through contemplation, one can comprehend the creator's message. The mo

Poor Things delves deeper into the exploration of female self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and body consciousness. Furthermore, it fearlessly critiques the hypocrisy within male-dominated society.

The sci-fi romance film "Poor Things" is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated films at this year's Venice Film Festival. Directed by renowned Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos, who has garnered international acclaim and awards in recent years, and starring the beloved Emma Stone, this film promise

Don't Worry Darling is a story about a woman who sees through the lies and acts of oppression in her life and decides to leave her family. This tale has been retold many times throughout the women's liberation movement.

At this year's 73rd Berlin International Film Festival, 8-year-old actress Sofía Otero won the Silver Bear Award for Best Actress with '20,000 Species of Bees,' becoming the youngest recipient of this prestigious award in Berlinale history. The film also received a nomination for the Golden Bear for

Without the slightest doubt, this year’s Venice Film Festival has generated tremendous anticipation for many, and one of the most eagerly awaited films is David Fincher’s The Killer (2003). It is evident that Fincher himself holds this film in high esteem, as evidenced by his personal appearance at

This year, three vampire-themed films were featured at the ongoing 80th Venice Film Festival. Fans of this genre are in luck!

If you're impatient to watch Poor Things, you might want to take a look at the director's previous work Nimic(2019) first, to prepare yourself or gain a better understanding of his style and taste.

Tony Leung cried at the Venice Film Festival, reminding me of Murphy in Oppenheimer.

The film is  a steampunk retrofuturist Victorian freakout with elements of macabre black comedy and horror. Lanthimos presents an extraordinary, artificial, and contorted world that creates a huge space for exploration from diverse perspectives.

The true story of El Conde's monster.

In "Fight Club," these themes are interwoven to create a complex narrative that explores the consequences of extreme reactions to the alienation and disenchantment experienced by the characters. The film raises questions about the impact of violence as a response to societal pressures and the potent

The 80th Venice International Film Festival commenced with much solemnity this year amidst the protest staged by American actors. The event enjoyed less glamor than before, and the opening film was also switched at the eleventh hour from the highly anticipated Challengers to the Italian movie Comand

The works of Les Insoumuse not only represent a political movement but also serve as a means of resistance against the status quo.

Todd Fields' new film, Tar: A Problematic Artist's Monologue, explores the controversial and tragic story of Lydia Tar, a genius star artist whose dramatic downfall was as enigmatic as her art.

First of all, this is not a biographical film about a musician, the characters are fictional, and it does not explore achievements or hard work, but it deals with Cancel Culture. It is about how a famous and admired celebrity fell from grace due to the abuse of power. In recent years, there have bee