Moonfish’ Director and Stars Lucy Liu and Morgan Spector Break Down Their Black-and-White Animated Film About Isolated Astronauts And Why It’s an Allegory for ‘The Current Human Condition’

by News Feed Editor | Sep 6, 2026 | Entertainment

The independently made animated film ‘Moonfish’ premiered at Venice Film Festival, following two astronauts on an isolating lunar mission that explores themes of disconnection and corporate control.

Groundbreaking Roma Director Alina Șerban on ‘Pain,’ ‘Joy,’ of Historic, Venice-Bound ‘I Matter’: ‘I Managed to Do Something Impossible’

by News Feed Editor | Sep 6, 2026 | Entertainment

Alina Șerban’s directorial debut “I Matter” premieres at Venice Film Festival this week, marking the first feature from a female Roma director to screen at an A-list festival.

Are Russian Filmmakers Finally Coming in From the Cold?

by News Feed Editor | Sep 6, 2026 | Entertainment

Top film festivals are increasingly welcoming Russian filmmakers in exile despite ongoing controversy over state funding ties and the Ukraine war.

May el-Toukhy Takes ‘Woman Unknown’ to Venice: “I’ve Used Every Part of Me to Make This Film”

by News Feed Editor | Sep 6, 2026 | Entertainment

Danish filmmaker May el-Toukhy brings ‘Woman Unknown’ to Venice, a postwar drama examining women punished for relationships with German soldiers during World War II occupation.

Wim Wenders on His 14-Year Journey Building Peter Zumthor Doc ‘From Inside Out’

by News Feed Editor | Sep 6, 2026 | Entertainment

Wim Wenders’ 14-year documentary on architect Peter Zumthor, “From Inside Out,” premieres at Venice, exploring the Pritzker Prize winner’s philosophy and buildings through 3D filmmaking.

The French ‘propaganda film’ about nuclear war with Russia drawing ire from the far right

by News Feed Editor | Sep 6, 2026 | Entertainment

A new French thriller about nuclear conflict with Russia premiered at Venice Film Festival, sparking debate and criticism from far-right groups who call it propaganda ahead of elections.