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Maggie Gyllenhaal compares NAZA, about the tactics used by the Israeli military to kill civilians in Gaza, to Jonathan Glazer’s Holocaust film The Zone Of Interest. “It reminded me of The Zone Of Interest in the way it was about systems,” said the #Venezia83 jury president. Latest from Venice:
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Yuval Abraham, co-director of documentary NAZA about Israeli military techniques which cause civilian deaths, discusses the similarities and differences between the ongoing attacks in Gaza and the Holocaust: “There are a lot of differences… but one thing that seems to be consistent is our commitment to accountability and justice are crucial in order to move on” #Venezia83
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“I’m not a politician, I’m a filmmaker. I try to do it through the work.” Paul Thomas Anderson, whose One Battle After Another won six #EEBAFTAs including best film, addresses whether high-profile film figures have a duty to speak on politics.
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Yuval Abraham hits back at Israeli journalists who have criticised NAZA since its Venice Film Festival premiere: “Since this festival started, Israel killed at least six Palestinian children in Gaza,” said Abraham in accepting the #Venezia83 Special Jury Prize. “The truth has been documented since the first day [of the conflict] by Palestinian journalists. “More than 200 of them were killed by Israel in Gaza.” See the latest from Venice:
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Maggie Gyllenhaal jokes that she “didn’t see Woman Unknown.” “It’s made by a woman so, Golden Lion,” deadpans the Venice Film Festival jury president. Gyllenhaal goes on to say she is “tired of talking about the same subject over and over” [of under-representation of women in film]. “I just want to celebrate a brilliantly made movie that was like a laser beam.” Latest from #Venezia83:
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Laleh Marzban, winner of best actress in Horizons at Venice Film Festival for Falling House, dedicates her award to the women of Iran, her home country #Venezia83 “They have paid the highest price for the smallest measure of freedom,” says Marzban. Watch the awards LIVE here:
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Hannah Einbinder admits she started rewatching The X-Files when she found out Gillian Anderson was going to be in Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma with her: “I had to stop because I was like I’ve got to be chill. I’m not going to be normal if I keep doing this” #SXSWLondon
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Alicia Vikander said she first fell in love with Asian film attending Busan film festival at the age of 21: “A few years later I saw [Na Hong-jin’s] Chaser, then I saw The Yellow Sew and then I saw The Wailing and I was utterly blown away” #cannes
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Josh O’Connor says he wants to “take a step back” after promoting The Mastermind, Wake Up Dead Man and The History of Sound back-to-back: “I haven’t been home for four years, or whatever it’s been… sometimes that can be surprising and do strange things to you” #LFF
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Ken Loach gets a standing ovation when taking to the Cinéma de la Plage stage at #Cannes2026 89-year-old Loach is joined by screenwriter & Competition juror Paul Laverty. Loach quotes Martin Luther King, saying “the worst thing is not the violence of the bad, it is the silence of the good.”
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