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Laszlo Nemes’ “Orphan,” which had its world premiere in Venice Film Festival’s competition section, has been selected as the Hungarian submission for the best international feature film Oscar at the ...

Immaculate and inert, “Orphan” plays like a Spruce Goose power ballad too leaden to lift. Premiering at the Venice Film Festival, László Nemes’ period epic glows with honey and moves like molasses, ...

Oscar-winner Laszlo Nemes premieres Orphan at the Venice Film Festival, a World War II drama inspired by his father's story but shaped into a universal tale of trauma, memory, and humanity across ...

film profile], competing at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival, is the third feature by Hungarian helmer László Nemes. Recreating the harrowing mid-1950s in his birth country, the ...

Alain Goldman, who produced “La Vie en Rose,” which earned Marion Cotillard an Oscar, and most recently produced ”An Offer and a Spy,” is having a milestone 2025. After delivering Alain Chabat’s hit ...

Venice: The Hungarian director channels Rossellini in dark, personal portrait of a nation — and a family. Instead, a burly butcher called Mihály (Grégory Gadebois) shows up at their door, claiming to ...

The director observes the difficult adjustment of a young Jewish boy in 1950s Budapest learning that his origins are not what he grew up believing. By David Rooney Chief Film Critic Taking direct ...

Oscar-winning “Son of Saul” and “Sunset” director László Nemes takes a personal story to the Venice competition. In “Orphan,” he’s recalling the story of his father who, as a 12-year-old boy, had to ...

With the Venice Film Festival unfolding against a tense geopolitical backdrop this year, topped by the Gaza crisis and the ongoing war in Ukraine, there is talk of whether politics will eclipse cinema ...