All posts tagged "Mario Martone"
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Reviews
Nostalgia | Review
February 2, 2023You Can’t Go Home Again: Martone’s Latest Asserts the Past is a Dangerous Place In yet...
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Film Festivals
2023 IFFR: First Wave Titles Include Charlotte Wells’ “Aftersun” & Alice Diop’s “Saint Omer”
October 27, 2022As per usual, IFFR likes to drop a sampling of confirmed titles just before the official...
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Foreign Film News
2022 European Film Awards: Alcarràs, Close, Triangle of Sadness, Corsage & Holy Spider on 30 Short List
August 19, 2022It’s that time of year again where Euro titles from Venice of the previous year duke...
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Film Festivals
2022 Cannes Coverage Wrap-Up: Competition
June 16, 2022Armageddon Time – James Gray [Review] Boy from Heaven – Tarik Saleh [Review] Broker – Hirokazu...
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Film Festivals
2022 Cannes Critics’ Panel: Day 8 – Mario Martone’s Nostalgia
May 26, 2022Much more of a Venice Film Festival invited guest, Nostalgia becomes Mario Martone’s second trip to...
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Film Festivals
2022 Cannes: Abbasi, Dhont, Reichardt, Mungiu & Claire Denis Among 18 Titles Vying for Palme d’Or
April 14, 2022The likes of first-time comp contenders Kelly Reichardt, Ali Abbasi and Lucas Dhont are joining former...
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Film Festivals
2021 Venice Film Festival: Blonde is MIA, Franco’s Sundown, Vasyanovych’s Reflection, Frammartino’s The Hole, Larrain’s Spencer in COMP
July 26, 2021While Netflix is present Andrew Dominik’s Blonde and Claire Denis’ Fire is nowhere to be found,...
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The Conversation
The Conversation: Vying for Venice 2019 – Predictions!
July 22, 2019Once again, Venice seems poised to make a killing by featuring a number of high-profile US...
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Film Festivals
2018 Venice Film Festival: Jennifer Kent, Alverson, Corbet, Schnabel & Coen Bros. in Comp
July 25, 2018Surprise, surprise. At the end of the day, Ethan and Joel Coen’s The Ballad of Buster...
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Film Festivals
2014 TIFF: Cristián Jiménez, Ole Christian Madsen, Holdridge & Saasen, Baran bo Odar Offer World Views in CWC
August 12, 2014If you wanted a snapshot of worldly issues then TIFF’s Contemporary World Cinema programme would certainly...