Ich berichte wieder von der Biennale in Venedig. #Ink von Danny Boyle ist schon mal ein gelungener Auftakt für das Festival und ein sehr starker Journalistenfilm:
https://t.co/SZevFGCaGv
Breaking: Venice Film Festival has added Naza, a documentary about the war in Gaza from the filmmakers behind No Other Land, to its Competition.
The film is produced by The @guardian and The Voice Of Hind Rajab producer James Wilson, with Jonathan Glazer an executive producer: https://t.co/kIvIZxFIvI
Dust (2026) - Tsai Ming-liang
Dans la continuité de ce qu'il a entrepris avec Days puis dans Where et Abiding Nowhere, Dust prolonge la quête d'Anong pour retrouver son amoureux en Espagne, s'attardant plus sur des inconnus et nous laissant sur cette fin tellement intrigante...
i'm currently reading fire and blood and i need all you book purists to shut the fuck up real quick
because this shit is impossible to adapt and somehow, condal and hess pulled off the impossible by making a bunch of wiki entries into a cohesive story with emotional weight
EXCLUSIVE: "The Human Centipede" creator Tom Six announces his final movie: “The End of Tom Six.”
The documentary-like feature was filmed over 6 years as Six was living with Multiple Sclerosis while in isolation in Amsterdam. A release date is set fir Aug. 15 on YouTube with a pay-what-you-want model. It will also be available on DVD.
First details here: https://t.co/H91oOKRESV
Ryan Murphy reveals #AHS13 is not just a Coven sequel, it’s all the seasons. He also revealed the following details:
- Jessica Lange returns as Constance, Jude, Fiona and Elsa.
- Sarah Paulson plays 6-7 roles.
- Evan Peters plays 5 characters.
- Emma, Billie, Kathy, Angela and others will play multiple different roles as well.
- He has been working on this season and script for years.
- will contain 13 episodes.
"Dreams – Gefährliches Verlangen" war eines der Highlights der Berlinale 2025. Nach über einem Jahr läuft der Film von Michel Franco jetzt regulär in den Kinos. Meine Kritik:
https://t.co/1AL9wumywu
Venice Film Festival boss Alberto Barbera responds to there being no Hollywood studio movies at the festival and why Tom Cruise's "Digger" skipped:
"The studios are in such a state of stalemate, struggling and redefining themselves by merging. Or in any case, experiencing an identity crisis, that auteur films usually destined for festivals just aren’t there. It’s not because they don’t want to come to our festival. The only film that could have — and this was a marketing choice made by Warner Bros., we can’t do anything about it — is Alejandro González Iñárritu’s 'Digger' with Tom Cruise. They announced months ago that they were bypassing all the fall festivals to release it directly in theaters. That is a marketing choice that, I believe, is less linked to the concern of the negative impact a festival can have. It’s just that I believe that film is so powerful and beautiful that this concern does not exist on anyone’s part. But that it is a marketing choice."
https://t.co/qs1xQ6xD2V
The Venice Film Festival has suffered its steepest decline in female representation in five years, with just one woman director selected for this edition’s main competition.
It marks a dramatic fall from the six female filmmakers in last year’s edition, which saw Kaouther Ben Hania win the grand jury prize for “The Voice of Hind Rajab” and Valérie Donzelli earn best screenplay for “At Work.”
https://t.co/pbURikwcDi