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What's on in London: Art. Food. Music. Theatre. Cinema. Fashion. Glamour. Lit. Online magazine for the culture-hungry millennials.

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theupcoming.co.uk > 09/07/2026 > venice-film-festival-2026-hombre-al-agua-review

Venice Film Festival 2026: Hombre al Agua | Review

1+ week, 1+ hour ago   (143+ words) After celebrating his longtime collaborator Diego Luna’s new directorial feat, Ashes in Cannes this year, Gael García Bernal follows suit, premiering his own latest feature as a director at the Venice Film Festival with Luna in attendance (coincidentally, the two…...

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theupcoming.co.uk > 09/06/2026 > venice-film-festival-2026-father-joe-review

Venice Film Festival 2026: Father Joe | Review

1+ week, 3+ hour ago   (286+ words) Written by Luc Besson and directed by Barthélémy Grossmann (who previously gave Besson’s Arthur franchise a horror makeover with Arthur Malediction), Father Joe is pure and unadulterated mayhem. The feature milks the absurdity of its central image of a vengeful…...

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theupcoming.co.uk > 09/06/2026 > venice-film-festival-2026-the-basics-of-philosophy-review

Venice Film Festival 2026: The Basics of Philosophy | Review

1+ week, 17+ hour ago   (279+ words) John Jorissen (Jack Huston) is a self-admitted overthinker, just like the great minds he teaches and writes about. The professor of philosophy is shaken from his quiet Midwestern existence when his father (Bill Pullman) passes and a mysterious guest (Daniel…...

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theupcoming.co.uk > 09/04/2026 > venice-film-festival-2026-wild-horse-nine-review

Venice Film Festival 2026: Wild Horse Nine | Review

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (120+ words) The performances are stellar across the board, with the lead cast bringing a rawness that grounds their dotty characters, keeping them from becoming too whimsical. Steve Buscemi and Parker Posey bring their unmistakable presence to smaller supporting roles that further…...