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The filmmaking duo Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani have gone about in some kind of relative obscurity since their first…

Blending elements of magical realism, political strife and Kafkaesque ennui to partially satisfying effect, Oblivion Verses (Los Versos del Olvido) marks an…

After the 2010 triumph of Black Swan, Darren Aronofsky is back in Venice with another dark picture. Mother! could be summed up as…

I don’t know why I was avoiding watching “Sara & Ayda”, may be the title wasn’t attractive enough for me…but…

Iranian cinema continues to draw large audiences at festivals, and Vahid Jalilvand’s second feature ‘No Date, No Signature’ (‘Bedoune Tarikh,…

It has some promising moments, but there is something forced, contrived and a bit cliched about this fey British indie…

The holiday season is right around the corner, which means now is a perfect time to snuggle up indoors and…

Many Czechs head to cinema to see the long-awaited new motion picture by popular and critically acclaimed father & son…

Alexander Payne has been making movies about middle-aged, average American men who feel small for most of his career (from Election through Nebraska). When…

Iranian artist and director Shirin Neshat’s new film “Looking for Oum Kulthum” will have its world premiere at Giornate degli Autori –…