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All those who follow the special artistic relationship between director Joanna Hogg and actress Tilda Swinton looked forward to their new film, The Eternal Daughter, which was selected for the main competition of the 79thth Venice Film Festival. Friends for more than 50 years, Hogg and Swinton made their first film together three years ago.

Radicalization is not exclusively the province of lonely, disaffected young men. Director Benedetta Argentieri’s challenging new documentary The Matchmaker, which just enjoyed its world premiere at the 2022 Venice Film Festival, provides compelling evidence of this, while also raising hard-to-answer questions about blurred lines, in the social media era, between mere personal self-destruction and a greater culpability when one promulgates and incites violence.

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La Asociación de la Prensa Extranjera de Hollywood (HFPA® por sus siglas en inglés) anunció hoy la incorporación de 103 nuevos votantes internacionales al proceso de consideración de los Globos de Oro. Esta es la primera vez en la historia de la Asociación que se ha agregado un grupo de votantes no miembros para seleccionar a los candidatos y los premiados, duplicando el tamaño del cuerpo de votantes y aumentando su diversidad.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (“HFPA”) today announced the addition of 103 new international voters to consider the Golden Globe Awards. This signifies the first time in the Association’s history that a group of non-member voters has been added to select the nominees and awards, doubling the size of the voting body while increasing its diversity.

Exactly three months ago we saluted Queen Elizabeth II on the 70th anniversary of her coronation. We looked at her, not from history but from the universe of imagination, fantasy, and stories.

So-called “alternate history” has a long tradition, especially within literature. Speculating about what would have happened had various wars turned out differently is a particularly rich intellectual parlor game.

When his Banshees of Inisherin co-star Brendan Gleeson reminds him that it has been fourteen years since they last worked together for Martin McDonagh in the Golden Globe-winning In Bruges, Colin Farrell takes in the moment. “It's mad.

The 1985 “Trial of the Juntas” against the bloody military dictatorship in Argentina in the ’70s and ’80s that paved the way to democracy after years of brutal repression is beautifully told in Santiago Miter’s Argentina, 1985. The film, in competition for the Leone d’Oro at the 79th Venice Film Festival, was received by the audience with a seven-minute standing ovation.

A twelve-minute standing ovation saluted Emanuele Crialese's L'immensità [The Immensity] at the Venice Film Festival, where it was screened in the main competition lineup. The film, starring Golden Globe nominee Penélope Cruz, was highly awaited by cinephiles.