A mock documentary about an overlooked Argentine artist evolves into a poignant reflection on creativity, friendship, and the passage of time. Screening in Giornate degli Autori (Venice Days).
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‘The Phantom’ Venice Review: A Witty Meditation on Memory and Artistic Legacy
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‘Foreign Travel’ Review: Ted Fendt’s Elegant Literary Odyssey
Ted Fendt’s gentle ensemble film follows Berlin readers whose shared passion for Anna Maria Ortese transforms everyday conversations into journeys across borders.
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‘Slow Horses – Season 6’ Apple TV Review: Still the Best Spy Show on Television
Streaming’s finest spy series returns with another sharp, thrilling season, confirming its place among television’s modern classics. Premiering on Apple TV September 15.
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‘Biografía de Jorge Luis Borges’ Venice Review: Mariano Llinás Turns a Biography Into an Epic Detective Story
A five-and-a-half-hour journey into Borges’s life becomes an unpredictable labyrinth where literature, memory, fiction and reality constantly intersect and transform one another.
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‘Last Seen’ Apple TV Review: A Familiar Missing-Child Thriller Finds a Fresh Perspective
A missing-child investigation unfolds from both sides of the mystery as a grieving father searches for answers while a secluded couple struggles to keep their daughter —and their secrets— hidden. From September 9.
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‘I Matter’ Venice Review: A Romani Teen Faces Life Beyond the Orphanage
As adulthood forces her from the orphanage, a resilient Romani teenager struggles to build a future while confronting prejudice, family and identity. Screening in Venice Spotlight.
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‘A Common Story’ Venice Review: Alba Rohrwacher Anchors an Italian Marital Drama
Anna Foglietta’s debut explores an Italian marriage reshaped by empty nest syndrome, blending intimate performances with quietly expressive visual storytelling. In Orizzonti.
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‘Mutiny’ Review: Jason Statham Takes the ‘Die Hard’ Formula to a Cargo Ship
After his employer is murdered, a bodyguard sneaks aboard a cargo ship, where he must uncover the killers and evade the police.
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‘No Paradise If You Are Killed by a Woman’ Venice Review: A One-Woman Mission Through the Ruins of Mosul
A Kurdish sniper returns to ISIS-controlled Iraq to rescue her kidnapped sister in a tense, action-driven war thriller. In Venice Open. Out of Competition.
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‘Arrested Memory’ Venice Review: Sabu Turns Amnesia Into an Absurd Crime Comedy
An amnesiac detective investigates a kidnapping, but his failing memory turns a carefully planned police operation into increasingly absurd farce. Out of Competition.



