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Venice ’83: Wild Horse Nine, the wild within

There are films that arrive at Venice wrapped in expectation, and then there are films that seem to belong to the place from the moment the lights go down: strange, elegant, faintly haunted. Martin McDonagh’s Wild Horse Nine is one of the latter, a film that steps into the Lido carrying the weight of history…

4 days ago September 13, 2026 in Festival, La Dolce Vita, Last News, Live, Reviews, Venezia 83.

Venezia ’83: Wild Horse Nine, corsa verso la libertà

A Venezia certe sere il cinema sembra arrivare prima ancora che si spengano le luci, insinuandosi nell’aria umida del Lido, tra il brusio delle sale, i fotografi e quella particolare febbre che soltanto una première in concorso riesce a produrre, e con Wild Horse Nine, Martin McDonagh porta al festival qualcosa di più inquieto di…

5 days ago September 12, 2026 in Festival, La Dolce Vita, Last News, Live, Reviews, Venezia 83.

Il fuoco e la parola: In the Hand of Dante divide Venezia

Julian Schnabel costruisce intorno al manoscritto della Divina Commedia una doppia linea narrativa: da un lato le anime dannate della New York degli anni ottanta del Novecento, irrefrenabile e sanguigna; dall’altro la Firenze del Trecento, spasmodica e politica in cui Dante si muove ferito e inquieto. Schnabel lascia correre questi due mondi come due parallele…

September 6, 2025 in Festival, Last News, Live, Reviews.

L’uomo che piangeva da mostro: Jacob Elordi nel Frankenstein di Guillermo Del Toro

C’è un momento, quei dieci secondi in cui si spengono le luci e cala quel silenzio che rende assordante il suono del battito accelerato dall’attesa. Lo schermo si illumina e inizia la vertigine. E’ in quell’istante, in cui lo spettatore sta ancora trattenendo il respiro, che sullo schermo appare Jacob Elordi, la Creatura di Guillermo…

September 5, 2025 in Festival, Last News, Live, Reviews, TV.

Jacob Elordi and the Grace of the Broken. A Fragile Heart at the Core of Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein

There is a moment, those ten suspended seconds when the lights die out and silence falls, a silence so dense it amplifies the racing heartbeat of expectation. Then the screen flickers to life, and the vertigo begins. It is in that fragile instant, when the audience is still holding its breath, that Jacob Elordi appears:…

September 5, 2025 in Festival, Last News, Live, Reviews, TV.

72nd Venice International Film Festival: A BIGGER SPLASH

Five years after Io Sono l’Amore (I Am Love), Luca Guadagnino returns to Venice and, once again, is a shower of boos. This doesn’t mean that the boos are completely justified. We have just to think that I Am Love has grossed $5 million at the US box office; but, above all, it has collected…

September 8, 2015 in Last News, Live.

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