EVERY MISSTEP IS NOT A SETBACK, BUT THE MOMENT IN WHICH THE MIND EXPANDS ITS BOUNDARIES Have you ever been pursuing a career path you felt was right for you, only to feel like you’re […]
EVERY MISSTEP IS NOT A SETBACK, BUT THE MOMENT IN WHICH THE MIND EXPANDS ITS BOUNDARIES Have you ever been pursuing a career path you felt was right for you, only to feel like you’re […]
The creature is human, the world is not. This isn’t just another textbook variation. It’s a Frankenstein that forces you to look inside yourself. Guillermo del Toro revisits the myth and frees it from the dust of […]
How much influence did Emerson have on American thought? From Kant’s Transcendentalism to Emerson’s Transcendentalism: Its Imprint on American Thought Americans: why so “pragmatic”? It’s not a question of results: it’s an attitude of […]
THE WIZARD OF THE KREMLIN WITH JUDE LAW The images accompanying the film in competition here in Venice show Jude Law transformed into Vladimir Putin. The resemblance is striking, and seems to mirror the […]
AFTER THE HUNT IN VENICE 82 Luca Guadagnino’s new film, After the Hunt, is presented out of competition. This is no coincidence: the Palermo-born director, always interested in exploring the boundaries between desire and […]
CLOONEY ACCLAIMED, SANDLER UNEXPECTED At the Venice Film Festival, Noah Baumbach’s Jay Kelly was greeted with mixed reactions. The film split critics: on one side, the Times and Vulture raved , calling it […]
JAY KELLY, A FILM ABOUT PERSONAL IDENTITY Jay Kelly , Noah Baumbach’s new film, has arrived at the 82nd Venice Film Festival . This work marks the return of the director of Marriage Story […]
BUGONIA, LANTHIMOS’S RETURN TO VENICE The 82nd Venice Film Festival welcomed Bugonia , the new work by Yorgos Lanthimos . After the successes of Poor Things! and Kinds of Kindness, the Greek director returns with […]
WERNER HERZOG The visionary of New German Cinema celebrated this evening at the Lido This evening, Wednesday, August 27, the Venice Film Festival will award Werner Herzog the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement. The award […]
THE GRACE A highly anticipated film, presented on the Lido as the first real showdown of this edition. The curtain rises: the 82nd Venice Film Festival kicks off with La Grazia, the new […]
VENICE 2025 The 82nd Venice International Film Festival raises its curtain on the Lido today. Emanuela Fanelli, no coincidence, will lead the opening ceremony: ironic, unsettling, and capable of bringing lightness to a ritual usually […]
THE ROOM OF ELEMENTS AT PALAZZO VECCHIO: THE UNIVERSE ACCORDING TO THE MEDICI When you climb to the second floor of Palazzo Vecchio and enter the Quarters of the Elements, you are immediately immersed in […]
It has been fifty years since Champagne last saw such an early, vigorous harvest. In 2025 the region has lived something rare: no frost, no disease, and vines ripening faster than anyone expected. A balance […]
The harvest in Veneto came early this year. By the last week of August, rows on the warmer slopes near Conegliano were already being picked. Growers say the timing is about a week ahead, pushed […]
This year the Tuscan harvest began about ten days earlier than usual. A steady summer, with sun and a few well-timed rains, pushed the vines forward. On the coast of Bolgheri and in the […]
CAFÉ DEL MAR Say Ibiza and you think sunset. The sea, the sky, the slow fade of light. And music. Always music. That sound had a name: José Padilla. He was born in Barcelona. […]
Ask around: what’s the most advanced tech company in the world? People throw out Apple. Maybe Nvidia. Maybe some giant in Asia. Wrong. The real one is hidden in the Netherlands, in a small town […]
Selinunte feels like a place where time stopped. By the sea, near Castelvetrano in Trapani, it’s today an archaeological site. Once, though, it was a strong and busy city. At its height almost one hundred […]
“VILLA OF THE MYSTERIES” EMERGES FROM POMPEII’S EXCAVATIONS Italy isn’t just oil — it holds something far richer: cultural and landscape heritage. It’s a resource that never runs out, capable of telling ancient stories and, […]