Carrying a royal portrait to Louis XIV, a sheltered aristocrat embarks on a perilous and violent journey that transforms diplomacy into a nightmare. In Venice Days.
Tag "Venice 2026"
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‘The Indes’ Venice Review: A Mesmerizing and Savage Historical Odyssey
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‘Diane in the Loop’ Venice Review: A Teenager’s Quest To Avenge Her Mother Turns Into An Offbeat Coming-Of-Age Odyssey
After learning her mother was raped years before her birth, a headstrong teenager sets off to find and confront the man responsible. Orizzonti.
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‘Imperium’ Venice Review: Sergei Loznitsa Mines Soviet Propaganda Reels To Expose The Empire’s Colonial Fault Lines
Using footage shot across the 1970s USSR by two Italian filmmakers, Loznitsa reveals how Soviet authority masked deep cultural and ethnic diversity. Venice Open. Out of Competition.
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Venecia 2026: crítica de ‘Jupiter’, de Alexandre Smia (Venice Open)
Con el mundo al borde de una guerra nuclear, el nuevo presidente francés se enfrenta a decisiones que podrían cambiar la historia. Con Denis Menochet, Andre Dussollier, Ella Rumpf y Reda Kateb. En Venice Open, fuera de concurso.
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‘Jupiter’ Venice Review: A French Take on the World War III Thriller
With nuclear war looming, France’s newly elected president must negotiate with Russia before the world crosses the point of no return. Starring Dénis Menochet and André Dussollier. In Venice Open. Out of Competition.
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‘Zoom In, Zoom Out’ Venice Review: Searching for a Lost Soul in Digital China
After his roommate disappears, Shi and his girlfriend’s partner search the physical and digital worlds, uncovering unexpected truths about his life. Screening in the Critics Week.
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‘The City Of the Living’ Venice Review: A True-Crime Case Becomes A Tender, Unjudging Character Study
A young man in a Roman suburb leads a quiet family life by day and vanishes into the night, chasing something unnamed. In the Orizzonti section.
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‘The House of the Wind’ Venice Review: A Cameroonian Director Turns His Camera On His Own Mother In This Unsentimental Family Portrait
An elderly woman in Cameroon, whose children have all emigrated to Europe, forms an unexpected bond with a young woman who asks her to pose as her mother. In Orizzonti.
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‘Painless’ Venice Review: A Chance Encounter Spirals Into Crisis In Amelio’s Prickly Migration Drama
A Roman bookseller’s guilt over an injured immigrant child leads him to shelter a growing group of migrants in his home. Starring Alessandro Borghi and Valeria Golino. Venice Open. Out-of-competition.
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‘The Girl with the Leica’ Venice Review: The Untold Story Behind Robert Capa
Blending fiction and archival material, the film restores Gerda Taro’s place behind Robert Capa while tracing love, war, and artistic partnership. Opening of the Orizzonti section.
