Film

Venice International Film Festival 2026
Our Top Ten Selection

Our Venice 2026 shortlist crosses Robert Pattinson’s controversial sting show, Oasis’s reunion footage and Danny Boyle’s morally messy tabloid origin story.

George Jaques
Joy in the Unexpected

Ahead of the release of his sophomore feature, "Sunny Dancer,” the director speaks about the delicate balancing act of making a comedy about cancer and the importance of making joy a central theme.

Chloe Cherry
On the Modern Empathy Void

Acting, ritual and a backyard sculpture become ways to resist romantic scripts while keeping faith in imperfect people and her own creative future

Gener8ion – Visions of 2034
On the Verge of Collapse

Ten audiovisual dystopias ask what survives when contaminated coastlines become playgrounds, emotion is copied on command and propaganda remakes reality.

Edmund Donovan
Is to be Seen, to be Understood?

Opposite Willem Dafoe in “Late Fame”, out today, the actor describes meta moments and literary inspirations.

Martiño Rivas
Private Life

Between instinct and control, he prepares every role in detail so he can forget the work, react in the moment and accept what he cannot fully explain.

Korean Film Festival Barcelona 2026
Park Chan-wook, zombis y cine independiente

Cinco películas vistas desde sus protagonistas femeninas encabezan una sexta edición que cruza clásicos recientes, cine de género y nuevas voces de Seúl.

Ian Ousley
Fashion and Film

From Sokka’s next battle to Timothée Chalamet’s wardrobe, he links acting and design through character, service and clothes made to outlast the feed.

Tony
Postgraduate Ennui No More

A24’s upcoming summer release “Tony” is more than yet another biopic. It tells a story of hope and self-invention, arriving at precisely the moment we need to hear it.

Jan Monter
The Chosen One

From espardenyes on the Venice red carpet to total trust in Jaume Claret Muxart, a first-time actor learns when to stand out and when to listen.