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Ellen Burstyn Reflects on Hollywood Ahead of Venice Honor
The 93-year-old Oscar winner arrives at Venice with two new films, a vivid Marilyn Monroe memory and six decades of screen history.
Lee Chang-dong’s ‘Possible Love’ Premieres at Venice
The South Korean Oscar entry follows two married couples whose lives intersect across a widening divide of work, wealth and desire.
Nanni Moretti Returns to Venice With ‘It Will Happen Tonight’
Louis Garrel and Jasmine Trinca lead the Italian filmmaker’s decades-spanning story of missed chances, coincidence and enduring attraction.
Robert Pattinson Responds to Chris Hansen Over ‘Primetime’
The actor says the Venice-premiering drama was shaped by Hansen’s influence but was never conceived as a conventional biopic.
Oasis Documentary Brings the Gallagher Reunion to Venice
“Don’t Look Back in Anger” traces the band’s Live ’25 return, capturing the concerts and the fragile repair between the Gallagher brothers.
Paul Schrader’s New Drama Premieres at Venice
The 80-year-old filmmaker grew emotional as his latest study of guilt and moral reckoning received a warm festival welcome.
George Clooney Puts Fatherhood Ahead of Directing at Venice
The lifetime-achievement honoree says acting offers more room for family while directing demands a commitment he is not ready to make right now.
Maggie Gyllenhaal Calls Venice Gender Gap a Systemic Problem
The Venice jury president says the festival’s two female-directed competition films expose barriers that begin long before programming decisions.