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“Guadagnino might not be such a fan.”
“But “Joie de Vivre” ultimately isn’t serving dish.”
“Maybe, in the case of “The Dreamers,” he did not want to wander into a Letterboxd-era discourse wrought out of Gen Z’s supposed rejection of onscreen carnality.”
“That’s particularly with regard to Bertolucci’s 1970 “The Conformist,” whose meld of melancholy and political grandeur filmmaker James Gray waxes wonderfully about.”
“That’s even after his profound, Cinecittà-shot “Queer” served as much as a monument to the director’s love of William S.”
“He was certainly a bit bisexual, admittedly in love with Marlon Brando during the time of “Last Tango” in ways that now seem more homoerotic than homosocial.”
“By Ryan Lattanzio Plus icon ryan Ryan Lattanzio Executive Editor ryanlattanzio More stories by Ryan ‘Joie de Vivre’ Review: Luca Guadagnino’s Obsessive Bertolucci Doc Is a 7-Hour Cinema Paradiso Even More Fascinating for What It Leaves Out Read more ‘Musk’ Review: Alex Gibney’s Distressing Biography of an Uber-Wealthy Tech Bro Is Less Bombshell Than Summary of How We Got Here Read more Alex Gibney Warns Elon Musk’s DOGE Data Could Be Used ‘for an AI to Influence the Election’ Read more September 9, 2026 8:30 am Add us as a Google Preferred Source 'Joie de Vivre' Venice Film Festival Share Share on Facebook Post Share on LinkedIn Show more sharing options google Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Submit to Reddit Pin it Post to Tumblr Email Print This Page Share on WhatsApp Luca Guadagnino returns to the realm of personal filmmaking with the 435-minute Bernardo Bertolucci documentary “ Joie de Vivre .” Unexpected for an epic movie about someone else’s life and work, it’s also Guadagnino’s most personal movie to date.”
“I would’ve loved his take, however, on Schneider’s comments.”
“He lets others do the talking.”
“He certainly isn’t of the Liv Tyler-starring psychosexual drama “Stealing Beauty,” as he explicitly states.”
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“She gets dishy with Guadagnino about the backstage shenanigans that seem to follow her onto every set.”
“This fascinating, often exhilarating documentary has plenty to chew on.”
“As Bertolucci’s career was founded on busting taboos (incest, pedophilia, homoeroticism, addiction), Guadagnino preserves and even shows us these now-problematic scenes in all their thorniness.”
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“If you’re trying to reach Gen Z and you’re not going to touch upon Bertolucci’s NC-17-rated erotic drama from 2003, has your mission been accomplished?”
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“Guadagnino admits to being sexually attracted to the director when he was younger.”
“Film scholar Mark Cousins, one of the talking heads here, admits he can’t forgive Bertolucci for springing on Schneider that the scene would include an unscripted, simulated sexual assault.”
““If you fall in love with cinema, you’ll never be alone again,” Cousins remarks to Guadagnino at one point over coffee in the Irish documentary-maker’s office.”