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Venice Film Festival

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7 connected reports Latest update 13 September 2026 Built from verified editorial topic links

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  1. May el-Toukhy film Woman Unknown wins Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival

    Danish filmmaker May el-Toukhy's post-war drama Woman Unknown won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, bringing fresh scrutiny to industry gender disparities.

    Entertainment · 994 words
  2. Fallece el padre de Casey y Ben Affleck, solo tres meses después de su madre

    Addressing reporters at the Venice Film Festival, Casey Affleck shared that his father Timothy passed away earlier this year, marking the family's second parental loss following their mother's death.

    Entertainment · 1317 words
  3. Susan Sarandon says she still loses movie roles over Palestine support

    Speaking at the Venice Film Festival, the Oscar winner alleged that a rigid power structure within major studios continues to block her employment.

    Entertainment · 886 words
  4. Susan Sarandon says Hollywood agencies still block her from film roles

    After being dropped by UTA in 2023, the Oscar winner alleges industry gatekeepers are warning producers against hiring her, prompting a shift toward independent European cinema.

    Entertainment · 864 words
  5. Oasis brothers premiere reunion documentary at Venice Film Festival

    The film Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger frames the brothers' reconciliation as a byproduct of their children becoming friends.

    Entertainment · 959 words
  6. John Malkovich earns early Oscar buzz for Wild Horse Nine at Venice

    Set on Easter Island just before the 1973 Chilean coup, the dark comedy sees Malkovich playing a CIA agent in a role that positions him as a Best Actor contender.

    Entertainment · 746 words
  7. Werner Herzog's Bucking Fastard earns standing ovation at Venice Film Festival

    Inspired by the real-life Chaplin sisters, the surreal drama follows two women whose psychological symbiosis leads them to a Sisyphian project in Ireland.

    Entertainment · 722 words