Belgian director wows Venice with dark family film
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Young Belgian director Joachim Lafosse  wowed critics at the Venice Film Festival on Thursday with  "Private Property," a dark family story centered on a woman and  her 20-something twin sons.
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Brazilian Cao Hamburger, whose film looks at his country's dark past, is the latest director to describe the brutality of South America's military dictatorships through the eyes of a child.
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Dutch authorities are treating with extraordinary caution the gruesome murder of filmmaker Theo van Gogh on an Amsterdam street on November 2. The 26-year-old suspect, caught by police along with seven alleged accomplices shortly after the
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The new film by the great Spanish director Pedro AlmodÃ³var is a delirious, headlong immersion and reinvention of film noir.
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Young Belgian director Joachim Lafosse wowed critics at the Venice Film Festival on Thursday with
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The last movie by slain Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh &#151; a fictional thriller about the first political killing in the Netherlands &#151; premiered Sunday at a screening attended by his family and national movie celebrities.
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For Marco MÃ¼ller, the director of the Venice International Film Festival, star glitter is the surest way of drawing attention to the festival, now in its 61st year.
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The winner of last year&#39;s Venice film  festival, Chinese director Jia Zhang-Ke, is back on the Lido  with a documentary exploring China&#39;s burgeoning fashion  industry and the social changes it reflects.
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The last film by slain director Theo van Gogh - whose death convulsed the Netherlands - is premiered.
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Brian De Palma's "The Black Dahlia" opened the 63rd Venice Film Festival on Wednesday, the first of 21 films vying for the coveted Golden Lion award that will also be making their world debuts here.
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The world's oldest running film festival, the Venice Biennale, is used to imitators. But this year, the upstarts are just a little too close to home.
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Dark tales of real-life crime dominate  Hollywood's star-studded assault on the Venice Film Festival  this year, with U.S. directors drawing inspiration from murder  mysteries of the 1940s, 50s and 60s.
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The murder of Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh by a young Muslim of Moroccan descent has shaken Holland to its very foundations. To most people, including the Dutch, the killing and its violent
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Two movies that offer searing explorations of the effect of Iraq on the minds of American servicemen shine in Venice
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Everything started with the murder of radical film director Theo Van Gogh by a &quot;drug addict&quot; of Moroccan origin in the Netherlands, where terror can strike even at the traffic lights in broad daylight.
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Arts & entertainment: Â· Surreal biopic wins praise at Venice film festivalÂ· Gere among five other actors portraying singer
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The diary of the dark days a Jewish teenager spent in a Nazi detention camp awaiting deportation has come to light in the Netherlands.