Australian actor known for intense performances in film and TV
Venice has announced its lineup with new titles and a slate that mirrors Cannes in its mix of international cinema and documentaries. TIFF has revealed more than 60 films for its gala and special presentations, signaling its role as a key market ahead of the fall awards race. The two festivals showcase a mix of traditional studio projects and bold indie filmmaking.
A retrospective on Nagisa Oshima-influenced director Gregg Araki’s provocative career, with his new film I Want Your Sex starring Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman, set against a culture of media excess and indie cinema reinvigoration.
Venice film premiere features Ashley St. Clair and Alex Gibney, with St. Clair saying Musk’s use of X fuels deliberate division. The film traces Musk’s rise, political shifts, and algorithmic manipulation, and raises alarms about democracy.