Venice, Telluride, Toronto 2011. David Cronenberg's "A Dangerous Method"
David HudsonStrong first reviews for Cronenberg’s retelling of the Sabina Spielrein case.
Venice 2011
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Venice 2011. Last Stop: Brooklyn
Daniel KasmanTwo couples, one apartment in Brooklyn, an 18 year-old single malt Scotch and Roman Polanski.
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Venice and Toronto 2011. Madonna's "W.E."
David HudsonPans, mostly, for Madonna’s second feature as a director, a couple of them rather furious. But one critic at least is amused.
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Venice 2011. Roman Polanski's "Carnage"
David HudsonPolanski “hasn’t broken a sweat” adapting Yasmina Reza’s hit play with an all-star cast.
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Venice and Toronto 2011. Lou Ye's "Love and Bruises"
David HudsonLou Ye’s adaptation of Jie Liu-falin’s Bitch with Tahar Rahim and Corinne Yam fails to provoke the critics.
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Venice and Toronto 2011. Frederick Wiseman's "Crazy Horse"
David HudsonA doc on the 50-year-old Parisian night spot. “Very gently, Wiseman disrobes the spectacle and peers inside.”
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Venice 2011. Italian Voyages
Daniel KasmanTravel hijinks imperceptibly segue into Italian experimental film in our first report from the Venice International Film Festival.
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Venice and Toronto 2011. George Clooney's "The Ides of March"
David HudsonClooney’s fourth feature as a director serves just fine as a festival opener but otherwise breaks no new ground.
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Venice 2011. The Head of the Italian Cinematheque Discusses the 68th Venice Mostra Retrospective
Marie-Pierre DuhamelHead of the Italian Cinematheque Enrico Magrelli talks about his must-see retrospective program at the Venice, “Orizzonti 1961-1978”.
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Venice 2011. Trailers: Orizzonti, Out of Competition, More
David HudsonMore trailers for films heading to Venice.
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Venice 2011. Trailers for Films in Competition
David HudsonYou can watch the trailers on the films’ pages; here, they’re all gathered in one place.
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Venice 2011 Lineup
NotebookIncludes films by Lanthimos, Garrel, Polanski, Cronenberg, Sokurov, Friedkin, Ferrara, McQueen, Stillman, and more.