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Bradley Cooper's 'Maestro' to Close Hamptons Film Festival - Vimarsana News

Bradley Cooper's 'Maestro' to Close Hamptons Film Festival

Hamptons Film Festival unveils full slate, including Bradley Cooper's 'Maestro'

Element Pictures' Poor Things wins coveted Golden Lion at the 80th Venice International Film Festival - Vimarsana News

Element Pictures' Poor Things wins coveted Golden Lion at the 80th Venice International Film Festival

The latest news stories from the Irish Film & Television Network, on production, training opportunities, casting and much more.

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Japan's Ryusuke Hamaguchi on following his Oscar success - Vimarsana News

Japan's Ryusuke Hamaguchi on following his Oscar success

VENICE (AFP) – Japanese director Ryusuke Hamaguchi made history with his Oscar-winning Drive My Car. For his follow-up, he has retreated into nature. Evil Does Not Exist, which got its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival last Monday, has again impressed critics with its tale of a city-based corporation threatening a pristine rural village […]

Hamaguchi says Venice award inspires him to keep working | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis - Vimarsana News

Hamaguchi says Venice award inspires him to keep working | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

Director Ryusuke Hamaguchi has returned to Japan from the Venice International Film Festival where he won the Silver Lion award for his film “Evil Does Not Exist.”

Source: asahi.com
Nicolas Rapold on the 80th Venice Film Festival - Artforum International - Vimarsana News

Nicolas Rapold on the 80th Venice Film Festival - Artforum International

THE EIGHTIETH EDITION of the Venice Film Festival was stacked, strong, and, gratifyingly, a place where ambitious work was rewarded rather than the few white elephants. With awards chatter (somewhat) muted as the SAG-AFTRA strikes kept actors away, there was no choice but to pay attention to the films. The jury, a formidable group led by Damien Chazelle, awarded the Golden Lion to Poor Things—Yorgos Lanthimos’s gloriously ribald, eye-boggling voyage of discovery that, in its first minutes, would seem a long shot for the top prize. There was a bizarro-world aspect to the unanimous acclaim f...