The award-winning film by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor will stream on the Guardian's website after its cinema rollout, the paper reports.
The film, produced by The Guardian, won the special jury prize at the Venice Film Festival, examining what its makers describe as the systems behind Israeli strikes on Gaza.
Mathilde Arcel says she was on unemployment benefits and had to report to authorities in Copenhagen shortly before winning the Volpi Cup
The Venice Film Festival award winner dedicated her prize to "the women of Iran," drawing condemnation from Iranian authorities and state media.
The film addresses what it describes as Israel's genocide in Gaza, according to Al Jazeera.
'Unknown Woman,' about a woman hiding a wartime relationship with a Nazi, took the top prize, while Gaza documentary 'NAZA' won the special jury award, according to France 24.
Egyptian-Danish director May el-Toukhy becomes the eighth female filmmaker to win the festival's top prize.
A new documentary by filmmaker Alex Gibney examines Elon Musk through interviews with former colleagues, ex-partners, his father, and an AI chatbot, according to a review from The Guardian's culture desk.
The 93-year-old, honored with a career achievement award, is also appearing at the Venice Film Festival in films by Maggie Gyllenhaal and Kornel Mundruczo, according to ANSA.
Lance Oppenheim's feature debut, screening at the Venice Film Festival, dramatizes the controversial 'To Catch a Predator' series but leaves key ethical questions unaddressed, according to a Guardian review.
Ilya Khrzhanovsky said 'everyone pays for his own choice' regarding conductor Teodor Currentzis's refusal to condemn the invasion, according to The Guardian.
France 24's film critic highlighted French films at the Venice International Film Festival, including the anticipated 'Call My Agent' film sequel.
A Guardian review of the Venice Film Festival examined director Ilya Krzhanovsky's decades-long 'DAU' project as it turns focus to Soviet physicist Lev Landau.
The filmmaker presented the documentary in Venice and is also bringing his film 'Artificial' to the New York Film Festival, according to ANSA.
The Guardian's film critic reviewed Affleck's third directorial effort, a multi-era anthology featuring Nick Nolte and Ben Mendelsohn, screened at the Venice Film Festival.
The Guardian's film critic says Florian Zeller's Venice debut, despite strong casting, fails to explore its themes meaningfully.
Italian director Paolo Strippoli's film, praised as one of the standout entries at the Venice Film Festival, follows a wealthy family's bargain with a mysterious stranger.
The German director, known for films featuring obsessive characters, told reporters he dislikes associating his protagonists with neurodivergence terminology.