Park Chan-wook’s ‘NO OTHER CHOICE’ received an 8 1/2-minute ovation at the 82nd Venice Film Festival. (Source: deadline.com/2025/08/park-c…)

about to do a double-feature of Hamnet and H Is for Hawk. will report back if i emerge more depressed than anyone has ever been depressed before.

Perfection. Total, unequivocal perfection. Give a minute... This is otherworldly. My face is still leaking. Chloe Zhao forever. #Hamnet #Telluride

Hamnet aka Shakespeare in Agony. possibly the single worst movie you could ever hope to see on a work trip away from your son who just cried over FaceTime about how much he misses you even tho you only left yesterday. could barely breathe through the 2nd half. beyond wrenching 👍🏻

#Hamnet broke my heart over and over again. A tremulous, gorgeously acted film that left that audience in audible tears throughout the second half. I cannot articulate anything...just so blown away. #Telluride

Is it even a Telluride without being devastated by Paul Mescal? Hamnet is one of the most heartbreaking and beautiful movies I’ve ever seen. Jessie Buckley is so primal, feral and stunning. Might be Mescal’s best performance. It’s the best film of the year. #Telluride

no way this is gonna top Aftersun for me

the reviews on Hamnet are crazy

Seen Die, my love 3 months ago and a lot of you are forgetting Jennifer Lawrence possible nomination when she’s a very clear front runner for Leading Actress to me. Die my love is one of her career best-performance

Jacob Elordi and Oscar Isaac earn a 13-minute standing ovation for Guillermo del Toro's #Frankenstein, the biggest of #VeniceFilmFestival so far.

a lot of you wished !

ohhhhh ayo my baby angel :((( and to think this is only the beginning of her career!!! i could cry too

Paul Mescal, Chloé Zhao and Jessie Buckley at Telluride Film Festival for the world premiere of ‘HAMNET’

Happy 29th birthday to the talented Zendaya!

Happy 29th birthday to the incredible Zendaya!

just remembered he’s gonna be a lead in the next Scorsese movie… ugh

HAMNET is an incredibly heartbreaking, lyrically directed story of grief, love, and the art that springs from life’s most cherished and painful experiences. Jessie Buckley digs deep to deliver a soul-shattering performance that ranks among her very best. Paul Mescal matches her