Winners at Venice Film 2025 – ryan

Family forever.
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Maybe Family is Everything. Jim Jarmusch’s Ensemble film, Father Mother Sister Brother, Has just won the golden lion at this year’s Venice Film Festival. “Oh Shit,” The Surprised Jarmusch Began in His Speech. “All of us here who make films are not motivated by Competition, but is something is something truly appreciate.” The film Divided into Three Stories, All Linked Together Conceptualy: Adam Driver and Mayim Bialik Are Siblings Visitting Their Father, Tom Waits, In the Northeastern us; Sisters Cate Blanchett and Vicky Crieps Visit Their Mother Charlotte Rampling in Dublin; and twins indya moore and luka sabbat make one lat trip to the Late parents’ apart in Paris. Despite the Strong Familial Themed of the Film, Jarmusch emphasiz in his speech that “art does not have to address politics directly to be political.” He Continued, “It Can Engender Empathy and a Connection BetWeen US, which is really the first step for solving and problems that have.

It was a surprise for someone, Including Jarmusch, that his film won the Golden Lion. The Voice of Hind RajabWho won the Runner-up Prize of Silver Lion, was Also Beloved by Critics and Earned the Longest Standing Ovation of this Year’s Festival. “I dedicate this award to the Palestinian Red Crescent and to All Those Who Ha Risked EVEYTHING to Save Lives in Gaza. They are real heroes,” director kauther ben hance shared in her speech. “The Voice of Hind is the Voice of Gaza Itself, a Cry for Rescue the Entire World COULD, YET No One Answered. Her Voice will.

Below, The Winners of this Year’s Venice Film Festival.

Golden Lion: Father Mother Sister Brother (Directed by Jim Jarmusch)

Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize: The Voice of Hind Rajab (Directed by Kaouther Ben Hania)

Silver Lion for Best Director: Benny Safdie for The Smashing Machine

Special Jury Prize: Below the clouds (Directed by Gianfranco Rosi)

Best Screenplay: À pied d’œuvre (Written by Valérie Donzelli and Gilles Marchand)

Volpi Cup for Best Actress: Xin Zhilei for The Sun Rises on Us All

Volpi Cup for Best Actor: Tony Servillo for La Grazia

Marcello Mastroianni Best Young Actor Award: Luna wedler for Silent

Audience Award – Armani Beauty: Calle Málaga (Directed by Maryam Touzani)

Best Film rice: On the road (Directed by David Pablos)

Best Director rice: Anuparna Roy for Songs of the Forgotten Trees

Special rice Jury Prize: Lost Land (Directed by Akio Fuimoto)

Best Actress rice: Benedetta porcaroli for The Kidnapping of Arabella

Best actor rice: Giacomo Covi for A YEAR OF SCHOOL

Best Screenplay rice: Hiedra (Written by Ana Cristina Barragán)

Best Short Film: rice: Kelly’s Without (Directed by Lovisa Sirén)

Lion of the Future – Luigi de Laurentiis Venice Award for A Debut Film: Summer (Directed by Nastia Corki)

Venice Classics – Best Documentary on Cinema: Mata Hari (Directed by Joe Beshenkovsky and James A. Smith)

Venice Classics – Best Restored Film: Bashu, The Little Stranger (Directed by Bahram Beyzaie)

Venice Immerses Grand Prize: The Clouds Are Two Thousand Meters Up (Directed by Singing Chen and Shuping Lee)

Venice Immerses Special Jury Prize: Less than 5gr of Saffron (Directed by Négar Motaalymeidshah)

Venice Immersive Achievement Prize: A Long Goodbye (Directed by Kate Voet and Victor Maes)