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From Adam Driver in Noah Baumbach’s post-Covid satire White Noise to the harrowing opioid documentary All the Beauty and the Bloodshed, we review this year’s highlights
Martin McDonagh’s blackly comic feature sets a fracturing friendship against Ireland’s tumultuous history
Fraser shines, in a grotesquely large fat-suit, in the pitiless yet empathetic film
Laura Poitras’s film is both a biography of artist Nan Goldin and an indictment of the Sackler family
Taylor Russell and Timothée Chalamet star as cannibals on a road trip through America in Luca Guadagnino’s uncannily timed film
This sprawling, deeply personal film tips into self-indulgence, though there are powerful moments
Set in the rarefied world of classical music, the film follows a tightly wound conductor who dishes out plenty of stick
The Venice Film Festival opens with Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig in a black comedy about an ‘airborne toxic event’
Audrey Diwan scoops Golden Lion for harrowing and timely tale of a 1960s schoolgirl driven to desperate measures
Her trip to a Greek island turns out to be less than idyllic when a terrifying family arrives
Director Denis Villeneuve ramps up the production values in an epic sci-fi adventure starring Timothée Chalamet and Oscar Isaac
Pablo Larraín’s unconventional biopic documents Princess Diana’s angst and mental frailties
Paolo Sorrentino’s loosely autobiographical latest looks back to adolescent fantasy and painful personal trauma
Venice Film Festival 2021 began with a women-driven drama, starring an impressive Penélope Cruz, and Promises, starring Isabelle Huppert
Director Jane Campion creates a palpable sense of mystery and menace in this atmospheric western
Chloé Zhao’s film, which stars Frances McDormand as a widow going it alone in the American West, wins Golden Lion
Frances McDormand stars in writer-director Chloé Zhao’s powerful picture of a particular American subculture
A Mumbai singer struggles with musical scales and vices in this Venice Film Festival competition entry
From Tilda Swinton in Pedro Almodóvar’s latest movie to a French Bill & Ted having an adventure with a giant insect, we review this year’s highlights
Andrew Garfield scales the heights of obnoxiousness as an anti-internet rebel seduced by YouTube stardom
Quentin Dupieux’s film may be the silliest movie at the Venice Film Festival but it’s also the funniest
A truth-based story told with droll dialogue makes for a warm and witty crowd-pleaser
Katherine Waterston, Vanessa Kirby and Casey Affleck star in a 19th-century-set tale of two women in search of escape
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