WorldPingIndependent filmmaker Tsukamoto Shinya was born 15 years after the end of World War II. “Neither my parents nor my grandparents ever spoke about the war, so I grew up believing, without question, that the world was a bright and peaceful place,” says Tsukamoto.
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WorldPingFour years after “Blanquita” won the Silver Lion for best screenplay, Chilean director Fernando Guzzoni returns to Venice.
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Salomé searches through decades of family footage for the reasons for her mother’s sadness in Bibiana Rojas Gómez and Juan David Cárdenas Maldonado's film, premiering in the Venice Critics' Week.
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Norway's Lene Berg is attending the Venice Gap-Financing Market as she looks to finish her very personal film that explores such themes as the narratives that we create.
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WorldPingBerlin Golden Bear winner Lila Avilés (“Totém”) has wrapped production on her next feature film, “Cábula,” and shared an exclusive first-look image with Variety.
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WorldPing“The Truffle Hunters” directors Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw look for the perfect wine in their new doc “Burgundy.” So do their characters, from winemakers to sommeliers and wine critic Guillaume, who dreams he’s literally drowning in it.
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WorldPingLiam and Noel Gallagher, to perhaps nobody’s surprise, aren’t ones for getting teary-eyed, even when reconciling after well over a decade apart.
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