Victor Kossakovsky discusses his new sensory doc, premiering at Venice, his desire to cultivate empathy for plant life, how the film is like a Christmas carol and looks like 'War and Peace,' and his tribute to Fellini.
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WorldPingIranian director Mohsen Gharaei, who is at the Venice Film Festival with well-received drama “Falling House,” is set to shoot a new film titled “Centrifugal Force” that will capture “the impossible choices facing a generation of Iranians today,” as t…
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WorldPingThe writer-director once called Israel’s ‘one-man New Wave’ is in Venice with The Road to Jericho, a new and poetic attempt to highlight the plight of those in the occupied West Bank The Palestinian village of Khan al-Ahmar sits off dust-blown Highwa…
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WorldPingDirector Tony Gatlif, who was known for films such as Gadjo Dilo exploring Roma culture, died in the Southern French town of Arles on September 3. He was 77.
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WorldPingFilm-maker acclaimed for his celebrations of Roma culture had been working on a ‘historical film project’ in Provence Tony Gatlif, the French director of more than 20 films that mostly concentrated on celebrating Roma culture across the world, has di…
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WorldPing"None of us will be here when this journey ends, and that is the point."…
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WorldPingVenice really is sinking. Sort of. The home of gondolas, bridges and canals is built across a collection of islands, and the sediments beneath them are gradually compacting, causing the ground to subside.
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