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‘NAZA’ Review: The Israeli Directors of ‘No Other Land’ Illuminate the Mechanics of Genocide in Another Essential Documentary
Rooftop interviews in Tel Aviv play host to monstrous revelations about AI-assisted massacres.
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‘NAZA’ Review: The Israeli Directors of ‘No Other Land’ Illuminate the Mechanics of Genocide in Another Essential Documentary
Rooftop interviews in Tel Aviv play host to monstrous revelations about AI-assisted massacres.
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"Citizen Osama" Review: Reporting From the Rubble
Ahmed Hassouna’s “Citizen Osama” is an extraordinary and intimate documentary about the life of a journalist in Gaza under siege.
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Robert Pattinson's Primetime Is a Blast From the Past With a Sickly Allure, and as Garish as Its Subject, Chris Hansen’s To Catch a Predator
A blast from the past with a sickly allure, the Robert Pattinson romp Primetime is as garish as its subject: Chris Hansen’s To Catch a Predator.
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Interview: Xavier Tera on The Color of the Sun
We interview Xavier Tera, writer-director of The Color of the Sun, about the film, its characters and themes, Okinawa, key scenes, and more.
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Venice 2026 review: Camouflage (Mykyta Gibalenko)
"Genuinely moving and deeply memorable" For many Ukrainians, Germany has long been a place of work, study and migration, but after 2022 it became
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Venice 2026 review: Before the War (Tommaso Usberti)
"Before the War may not always find the right rhythm for all of its ideas, but when it looks directly at the masculine world Guido inhabits, it has a
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Interview: Xavier Tera on The Color of the Sun
We interview Xavier Tera, writer-director of The Color of the Sun, about the film, its characters and themes, Okinawa, key scenes, and more.
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Possible Love Film Review: A Study of Class
Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love is a masterful dissection of class privilege, socioeconomic disparity, and our ability to understand the fragility of others.
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Interview: Natsuki Deguchi & Aju Makita on Look Back
We interview Natsuki Deguchi and Aju Makita, of Hirokazu Koreeda's Look Back, about taking on roles that mean so much to people, working together and more.
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Interview: Sabu and Ethan Juan on Arrested Memory
We interview writer/director Sabu and lead actor Ethan Juan about their new film Arrested Memory, which premiered at the 2026 Venice Film Festival.
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"Citizen Osama" Review: Reporting From the Rubble
Ahmed Hassouna’s “Citizen Osama” is an extraordinary and intimate documentary about the life of a journalist in Gaza under siege.
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Bucking Fastard Interview: Kate & Rooney Mara, Werner Herzog & Cast
We interview Kate & Rooney Mara, Domhnall Gleeson, Orlando Bloom and Werner Herzog on Bucking Fastard, Herzog’s latest singular and fantastical film.
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Venice Film Festival 2026: American monsters dominate the 83rd edition
Rupert Murdoch and Elon Musk were the focus of two stand-out movies, and despite neither being American-born, they owe their success to its culture
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