‘Elisa’ Review: Di Costanzo’s Film is a Story Lost in Its Own Silence [B-] Venice Film Reviews Venice Film Festival ‘Elisa’ Review: Di Costanzo’s Film is a Story Lost in Its Own Silence [B-] Venice Mia Pflüger September 6, 2025 Leonardo Di Costanzo’s Elisa is a deliberate and methodical exploration of guilt, memory, and the psychology of extreme acts of violence. At the center is... Read More
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