#Critica Un poco mรกs sobre 'Naza', la pelรญcula que nos destrozรณ en el Festival de Venecia boxd.it/ggzbYD #Venezia83 #peliculas #cine

#Critica Un poco mรกs sobre 'Naza', la pelรญcula que nos destrozรณ en el Festival de Venecia boxd.it/ggzbYD #Venezia83 #peliculas #cine
#Venezia83 Novena jornada ya. La lluvia hace acto de presencia y 'Naza' deja noqueado al festival de Venecia #peliculas #cine cronicaglobal.elespanol.com/creacion/202...
I have conflicting thoughts about Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chinโs EVEREST: THE OTHER SIDE!
I tried to sum it all up here ๐
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Matthew Joseph Jenner plays a trick on all of us in Mario Martone's SCHERZETTO, a quaint delight that balances different tones in a masterful and often quite surprising way #Venezia83 icsfilm.org/reviews/veni...
Marc van de Klashorst tries to removie some mold in Gรกbor Reisz's GROUND FLOOR, a sharply written satire and a clever metaphor for the current state of affairs in Reisz's native Hungary #Venezia83 buff.ly/MaIb4Jv
Our Nicholas Bell reviews Nicolas Pariser's ๐จ๐ก ๐ฃ๐๐จ ๐๐ฉ๐๐ก๐ง ๐ ๐๐ก๐จ๐๐ง ๐ซ๐ท โits blatant messaging is effective, even if Poupaudโs amiability makes him seem like a sacrificial lamb whose future seems both unclear and rather uninteresting.โ @la_Biennale #Venezia83
https://www.ioncinema.com/?p=143262
Abby Laing refuses to solve the problem of masculine self-pity in Nicolas Pariser's UN PEU AVANT MINUIT, breath of fresh air in how it introduces questions of gender politics into the bourgeois romantic dramedy genre #Venezia83 icsfilm.org/festivals/ve...
The most damning document of Israel since October 7. A clear-headed act of moral bravely from Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor. Daring, unvarnished, and ultimately enraging. The one film in #Venezia83 that left me shaken.
Full review soon.
In Dear Ajayi "Orimogunje captures the way that generating pain can be seen as a way to ameliorate your own suffering" www.eyeforfilm.co.uk/review/dear-... #Venezia83 #FilmSky๐ฌ
Another #Venezia83 review.
"The anonymity protects them, but it also creates an unsettling moral question: when responsibility is distributed among so many people and so many procedures, who, exactly, is accountable?"
@martintsai.bsky.social reviews "NAZA" at #Venezia83. bit.ly/4gTJsWU
Marc van de Klashorst contemplates who lives and who dies in Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's NAZA, a cinematic document that lays bare the algorithm of a genocide and how reducing life to numbers on a screen leads to the banality of evil #Venezia83 buff.ly/s0kLafM