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September 9, 2025

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Jarmusch proves the winner of Venice surprise

VENICE: American director Jim Jarmusch has unexpectedly won the coveted gold lion at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday with “Father Mother Sister Brother”, a three -party meditation in the uncomfortable ties between their parents and their parents. Although his gentle comedy received a great deal of positive reviews, it was not one of the favorite for the top prize, with many critics being overturned “Hind Rajab’s voice”. Finally, the painful true account for the murder of a five -year Palestinian girl during the Gaza war, directed by Kaouther Ben Hania of Tunisia, took the Silver Lion of the runner

September 7, 2025

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Pakistani Short ‘The Corfew Premiers At Venice Biennale

Pakistani cinema marked a fresh milestone this week as “The Corfew”, a 19 -minute short directed by director Shehrezad Maher based in New York, which premiered at the famous Venice Biennale. It was screened on September 4 at Sala Giardino again on September 5 at Astra 1, the film stood as a unique entrance to Pakistan at this year’s festival, a reminder of how voices from the country continue to chart a space in the international cinematic landscape. It is produced by Lindsay Blair Goeldner and Meetra Javed, briefly gathers a cast that includes Sathya Sridharan, Balinder Johal, Sara Haider,

September 5, 2025

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Gaza’s girl’s story wins 24 minutes of spawning in Venice

VENICE: Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania said on Thursday that she hopes that the predatory reception given to her new film “The Voice of Hind Rajab” at the Venice Film Festival will help bring her painful story to audiences worldwide. Reported in the last hours of a 5-year-old girl from Gaza who died in 2024 after being trapped in a car under an Israeli fire, the film drew a 24-minute revolution at its premiere on Wednesday-Maks the biggest one this year. “It was overwhelming because I didn’t expect that,” Ben Hania told Reuters. “I am so grateful in Venice for

September 4, 2025

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The book Albert Camus ‘The Stranger’ gets a scene at the Venice Film Festival

VENICE: Adaptation of a book for the screen is always “a betrayal”, says French director François Ozon, but bringing Albert Camus ” The stranger At the Venice Film Festival he hopes to create a new discussion about a French classic. He shot in black and white, the film follows Meursault, a detached young Frenchman living in colonial Algeria in the 1930s who kills an Arabs on a beach and has been tried, with a possible death penalty hanging on him. Ozon, 57 years old, is one of France’s most productive filmmakers, known for projects such as Pool, 8 women and

September 2, 2025

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Kim Novak is honored with “Golden Lion” at the Venice Film Festival

Kim Novak is honored with “Golden Lion” at the Venice Film Festival Kim Novak made a rare public appearance at the Venice Film Festival on Monday, where the legendary actress accepted the Golden Lion award for life achievements. The honor followed the liberation of a deeply personal documentary that detects its journey from the poverty of the era of depression in Chicago in Hollywood, and later in a secluded life as an artist in Oregon. Directed by Alexandre Philippe, the film combines archive videos with Novak’s honest narration, offering what critics describe as her most unspecified thoughts to date, according

September 2, 2025

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‘Broken English’ reviews Faithfull’s heritage in Venice

VENICE: The life and career of British singer Marianne Faithfull reappear at the Venice Film Festival at “Broken English”, a film that mixes documentary and fiction in an attempt to restore the public. “Marianne was an artist artist … but the public perception was frozen and stuck and I think she stayed in the AI, the broken facts will remain simply broken,” said Jane Pollard, who co-directed with fellow British director Iain Forsyth. He often remembered as his ex -girlfriend Mick Jagger, despite releasing more than 30 albums on his own, Faithfull is depicted through a series of interviews that

September 1, 2025

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Jude Law plays a fearless role in Putin at the Venice Film Festival

VENICE: Jude Law said Sunday that he was not afraid of retaliation to play Russian President Vladimir Putin in The Kremlin’s Wizard, A new film released at the Venice Film Festival offering a cold, fantastic look at Putin’s rise to power. The Kremlin’s WizardDirected by Olivier Assayas of France and also starring Paul Dano, shows Putin relentlessly having people crossing his path. Asked by reporters if he was worried about a possible retaliation for the role, the law said: “I hope not naive, but … I was not afraid of the effects.” The British actor added that the film talked

August 31, 2025

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Del Toro’s “Frankenstein” avoids horror for humanity in Venice

VENICE: Forget the classic Frankenstein movies, where the monster had a flat head, neck screws and heavy boots. Mary Shelley’s classic novel “Frankenstein”, directed by Mexico’s Guillermo del Toro, depicts a sad, sensitive longing and knowledge of plasma and instead of dealing with anger and hate. “Many of the plasma interpretations are almost visually like victims of accidents and I wanted beauty,” Del Toro told reporters on Saturday before the premiere of his last film at the Venice Film Festival. Del Toro directs from his own scenario, telling the story of Victor Frankenstein (Oscar Isaac), an arrogant scientist who brings

August 29, 2025

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Venice is heated with Clooney, Stone Premieres

VENICE: George Clooney plays a famous actor on a soul search trip, and Emma Stone makes a turn as CEO of a pharmaceutical company in two of the films held at the Venice Film Festival on Thursday night. Clooney and Stone are one of Hollywood’s many actors, such as Adam Sandler, Laura Dern and Jesse Plemons, to give the red carpet with the world premieres of “Jay Kelly” by Noah Baumbach and Yorgos Lanthimos’s “Bugonia”. Both films are struggling for the coveted Golden Lion Award, whose winner often continues to get an Oscar nomination and even wins. Lanthimos is a

June 28, 2025

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Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sanchez say ‘I’ in a divided Venice

The founder of Amazon Jeff Bezos and the personality of the media Lauren Sanchez Bezos react on their wedding day in Venice, Italy, on June 27, 2025, to this image taken by social media. – Reuters Amazon’s tycoon Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez tied the knot on Friday at a luxurious ceremony with the rich and famous on an island in the Venice Lagoon, from the spectacle and sound of protesters. “This city seems impossible! There can be no yet, here is!” An enchanted bezos said a La Repubblica A journalist on Thursday approaching the tycoon as he ran around

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